Answer:
I would assume that the author is trying to get the readers to imagine the reception room as a cramped and small room.
Explanation:
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For each of the following statements write what you think they might foreshadow:
"The Cruiser was crammed, packed to the very roof with coolers, fishing rods, and all manner of gear—boxes of food, jugs of water, gasoline. Even an extra propeller… We needed to be self-sufficient on Sweet Friday Island." (p. 11)
Answer:
The passage shown above foreshadows that the passage through ilah Sweet Friday will not be peaceful and peaceful.
Explanation:
Foreshadowing is a literary technique that allows an author to foreshadow, that is, further information that will happen later in the narrative. This information is given in a subjunctive manner, but is very punctual about the course of the narrative.
As we saw in the text above, the narrator shows that it is necessary to be very prepared to go through Sweet Friday Island. This foreshadows that this passage will not be easy and comfortable, but that it will need many resources.
Answer: where is the photo?
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Explanation:
Charlie Bucket is very poor and stays in a small house. One day, his Grandpa Joe tells him about the amazing chocolatier Willy Wonka, who will open his chocolate factory. Five children are invited to the tour of the factory, only if they get the golden ticket. Charlie purchases a chocolate and gets one golden ticket and he is the fifth child to be welcomed to the tour.
Answer:
the lynching in the south increase
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