Answer:
Ladies and Gentlemen, it is not the first time that we have gathered together under this hospitable roof, around this hospitable board. It is not the first time that we have been the recipients - or perhaps, I had better say, the victims - of the hospitality of certain good ladies.
Explanation:
The Dead is a short story wrote by James Joyce in 1914.
This is a paragraph of a dialogue in the text, and the order is a. b. c. and d.
Ladies and Gentlemen, it is not the first time that we have gathered together under this hospitable roof, around this hospitable board. It is not the first time that we have been the recipients - or perhaps, I had better say, the victims - of the hospitality of certain good ladies.
One is the runners were a rumbling herd. I'm not quite sure about a second metaphor. I hope at least this helped.
Answer:
Gamekeepers drive tributes to the lake by making the difficulties like fire or drying out the water. Katniss knows this because they control everything, and they also need to produce excitement for the audience.
Explanation:
<u>Gamekeepers create various troubles and difficulties for the tributes in order to drive them to the same place.</u> One of these difficulties is the fire that starts surrounding Katniss. It is so large, that she knows it is synthetically made, which means by Gamekeepers. Later on, Katniss and Peeta are also <u>driven to the lake by the fact that all other water sources have been dried up and this proves to be the only place to get the water.</u>
Katniss is sure of this because she already knows the way Hunger Games work. <u>The Gamekeepers must make the games interested to the audience, which includes direct combat with other tributes.</u> She realizes these are all <u>events that do not happen naturally</u> but are made by Gamekeepers as the arena is also made and controlled by them completely.
The peer needs to change the following in this passage: She should change eloquently because this is an adverb and most brave because that is the incorrect form of this comparable adjective.
Eloquently, which is an adverb that shows the manner in which something happened should be changed and replaced with the adjective, Eloquent.
An adjective is proper because it modifies the noun, gift, in the sentence. Most brave should also be replaced with bravest.
Bravest is the superlative adjective that fits best into the description.
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