The correct answer for whoever may still need it is C. Her beauty and ease mark a darker reality.
Answer: there are several themes, so I will give you two answers,
Answer 1-
Family and community.
An example of this would be when the Logan’s plantation is caught on fire from lighting, and the town helps put it out. Another example could be when Cassie’s uncle comes to visit and wants to rest lists against what the white girl did to Cassie, and so does her father.
Answer 2- racism.
This one is much more obvious, but a few examples could be Cassie’s father getting shot, T.J getting attacked by some white boys, Cassie and her brothers walk to school everyday while avoiding a white kid school bus, or T.J and the white police. It is believed the police killed T.J, but the Logan family can’t be sure.
I hope this helped!
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Explanation:
Answer:
B.
Wilson uses metaphors that appeal to a wide range of the reader’s senses.
Be patient. That is one of the most important things. Treat the kids with respect (not to the point of being a pushover- you are the adult ofc) and they will treat you with respect most of the time. Think back to when you were in that grade and think of the things you hated doing, because most likely those kids now won’t like them either. Try to incorporate fun things into your lessons, no one is going to learn things in a class that makes you want to fall asleep. You probably already know all these things, but this is coming from a current student :)
