It tells us how she chooses her place in society over greiving the death of a loved one
Birdfoot's Grampa by Joseph Bruchac tells about the Grampa who considers every life on earth important. Showing such an act of kindness by saving a toad, it depicts the theme to live selflessly.
In the above excerpt, the narrator asks his Grampa to stop saving toads as he won't be able to save them all and they have "got places to go". From this excerpt, the reader is most likely to infer that there are many toads.
Answer:
1-The eyes of my father shut to keep his sight.
2- I am from fudge and eyeglasses.
3. From the finger my grandfather lost to the auger.
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D. It describes a change in the atmosphere.
Explanation:
Neil Gaiman's short story "Click-Clack the Rattlebag" revolves around a horror story told by a young boy to his sister's boy friend. Through the boy friend who is the narrator of the story, we can understand the theme of the story of how things are not how they originally seem to be.
In the given line from the story, the narrator talks about how the atmosphere changed from the small kitchen to the hallway. While the kitchen was <em>"warm and cosy"</em>, the hallway was much more<em> "chilly and draughty and dark"</em>. This, added with the scary story-telling, develops the suspense in the story.
Thus, the correct answer is option D.
Answer: malice
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