Answer:
C.
Explanation:
I chose C because an action verb is when the character is doing something that stands out. Wallace inhaled his lunch indicates that he is in a hurry to get something done. I hope this helps you.
At the beginning of the book, Ralph is the leader, he's the one keeping order and the peace. He is the one who made the boys build a signal fire. But Jack becomes a bully to him and others. Over time the boys began acting like savages. Jack uses the fear of the boys to overthrow Ralph. the overthrowing symbolized ending of the order. The boys now act like savages. The universal theme would be riots. Where a mass number of people try to overthrow or destroy government officials. When the US was leaving Britain in the eyes of Britain you could say it was denying the order over the colonies. That turned into a war over indecency.
The verb is in past tense.
Answer:
Rasheed's entire nervous system most likely screamed out in pain.
Explanation:
The nervous system sends out a sort of signal whenever something either hurts you, such as kicking a wall or bumping your head on the ceiling. That signal, thanks to the nervous system, gets sent to your brain that tells it that something is in pain. Once the brain receives that message, it'll let you react based on how you feel about it.
So, in this case, Rasheed just let out a yelp whenever he hit that desk with his leg. <em>Ouch.</em>
Not the answer but I have Mr. Powers too
Assignment 1: Compare the clip from ants vs. Grasshoppers, It's a Bugs Life to the discussion of the Proles by Winston in Chapter 7 of 1984. Write 2 paragraphs relating the similarity of the messages between these two samples of literature. Make sure you breakdown the elements of the argument that "Chopper" gives, and that Winston gives. Use specific quotes from each selection and address: 1. How do the ants have the raw power to overthrow the grasshoppers?
2. How do the Proles have the power to overthrow Big Brother? For both selections, discuss why or why not will this happen?
Do you have what you put down?
