Hi there Nilbert!
This document/cartoon is a<span> secondary source because it is most likely something someone drew after whatever event that took place and was not by someone involved in the event.
A primary source is a source created by the person/people involved in a historical event. This includes things like:
</span><span>artifacts
</span><span>documents
</span>diaries
<span>manuscripts
</span>etc...
A secondary source is one that was created by somebody that was not involved in a historical event and are generally things like articles and textbooks.
-Your friend, <span>ASIAX </span><span> </span><span>Frequent Answerer</span>
Nobody knew where they were. Nobody had an idea as to when they disappeared. Everyone was worried that they had been kidnapped by someone evil. Leo, Carlos, and Zealand have been reported missing since las saturday but nobody knows for sure when they disappeared. The police made search parties to help find them. Many suspected that they went too deep into the forest and got lost. A woman, in her late 70's told the policemen that anyone who goes too deep in the forest at night, never gets found. The policemen didn't listen to her, because everyone knew her as "Crazy Maylie". Something they didnt know that I knew was that for once, she was right. the stories have it that anyone who dares roam too deep into the lakewood forest after 12am, never make it out. I being who I am, decided to test the theory. I packed 3 puddings, vanilla flavored. I packed a sandwich, a galon of water and a whistle, in case I was lost. At 1:26 in the morning, I started to head into the Lakewood forest. I walked, in complete darkness. Only the moon provided a bit of light. My phone lost signal and my flashlight wouldnt turn on after I reached a certain depth of the forest. My mom must have found out by now that im missing. But I didn't care. I wanted to be the hero and save my friends.
1. D
2. A
3. B
those are the answers
Answer:
she will late if she arrived five minutes late
Words such as "expire," "death," and "ashes" give Shakespeare's "Sonnet 73" give the tone of : Sad and Gloomy
