A) Her favourite pet dies
and
D) The increasingly dark and violent weather.
Answer:
A) Yes, because it includes key ideas from the beginning, middle, and end, and it explains the conflict and resolution.
Answer:
“Yet worst of all was the hand I had wiped with; it swelled to the size of Mickey Mouse’s after Donald Duck has bopped it with a hammer, and giganticblisters formed at the places where the fingers rubbed together.”
Explanation:
This extract expresses the swelling that is the most outstanding effect when touchhng poison ivy. The gigantic blisters is also a powerfull way of describing the effect of poison ivy.
This extract holds more power than the others because it is very descriptive, and somehow uses a sarcastic humor out of a really terrible experience.
Third Person Objective—the narrator is not part of the story and does not know characters’ thoughts or a feeling, but only states their actions and speech. Imagine you are holding a video camera. You see all the action, but there is no one to tell you what the actors are thinking.
Hope this helps :)
