<span>A) peripeteia is the correct answer because it is by definition the sudden reversal of fortune or change in circumstances, and this is exactly what occurred with Creon</span>
Answer:
Akela is willing to die because he missed the kill.
Explanation:
<em>The Jungle Book</em> by Rudyard Kipling deals with the story of a human boy who grew up among wild animals in a forest. And with the emergence of the tiger, this human boy will help the animals in reclaiming their freedom from the terrorizing tiger.
In the given excerpt from the book, Akela , the Lone Wolf is ready to die after Shere Khan began to oppose his power and take the authority for himself. He knows that as the leader of the pack, he had hunted and helped keep his pack safe from any harm. But now that he's grown old and no longer able o hunt effectively, he is willing to die for he also missed the kill. And when Shere demanded the<em> "man-cub"</em> be given to him, Akela decided to defend him as he had done his pack.
The highways were happy to him because the poet was happy when he traveled them (option 2). He is recalling the place, his past and the memories he had in that place. Even thought, now he is an adult and he is not able to come back. it seems that the "returning" to it is not literal but he is not able to go back to his childhood.
Answer:
The writer addresses his argument to the general audience from his language arts class
Explanation:
This essay named "Keep on reading" by a 10th-grade student presents his point and view about the silent reading minutes they have in class every day and if they should continue being part of their activities, his writing is well projected to relate to any person who reads it from a child to an adult and to make them aware of the importance of this activity.
