In the story "When Mr. Pirzada Came to Dine," we learn about Lilias. She is an Indian girl. For a short period of time, her family welcomes a Pakistani professor called Mr. Pirzada. Mr. Pirzada is kind and friendly to her, and the two become very close.
Lilias becomes more interested in the war because she met Mr. Pirzada. This allows her to put a face to the news. Moreover, Mr. Pirzada's family is still in Pakistan, and this worries him and her greatly. This deeper interest represents a change in Lilias way of thinking. It shows that the girl is becoming more understanding and empathetic. It also shows that Lilias is becoming more mature.
You can ask “would this be useful to someone else” and “if I was teaching this to someone else how would I explain it?”
<span>C. Why a special classification for agricultural workers? is the answer choice that generates the best response. This question leaves room for explanation, and doesn't have a yes or no answer. </span><span />
The third option, C, seems correct to me. This is because in Dylan Thomas' poem, it symbolizes night as death and light as life. Using poetic devices, he talks about his father who is on the verge of death (night) but should still defy his fate by clinging onto life (light) so that he doesn't go gentle into death.
Let me know if you need anything else. :)
- Dotz
B! The comma would be after explaining what happened
