Answer:
She Loves her husband enough to give him a very costly gift.
Explanation:
In " The Gift of the Magi" both husband (James) and wife ( Della) bought the secret gifts for each other on the occasion of Christmas. They both sell their precious things. Della sold her hair to buy the golden chain and james sold his watch to bought her combs. In the end both gifts were useless. As the Della's long hair was gone she can not use the combs and james can not use the golden chain without watch. This story depicts their love for each other. So it is right to say tha she loves her husband enough to give him a costly gift.
Answer:
Fluency is a key contributor toward independent and successful reading and is comprised of three components: accuracy, rate, and prosody (expression).
Answer:
The given circumstance mattered as it helped to develop the theme of inhumanity.
Yes, I think Steinback is right to think so.
Explanation:
The passage is taken from John Steinback's novel entitled 'The Grapes of Wrath.' The novel is set during the time of Great Depression and Dust Bowl.
One of the theme of that the author has portrayed in the novel is inhumanity of man over man. This is a repetitive theme found in the novel during the time of Great Depression and Dust Bowl.
In the given passage, Steinback is illustrating the same theme of inhumanity of man over man. The narrator is mourning over the fact that people who did not struggle to grow the crop were fed instead those who struggled. During the time of Great Depression, rich landowners in California became so inhumane that they hired immigrants to cultivate their farms but did not gave anything to them to eat. They were cruel to them and treated them with barbariously. For Steinback, this situation mattered as it helped to develop thhe theme of inhumanity.
Yes, I think Steinback was right to think so because who did not labour for the food were well fed and those who worked hard to reap the harvest were left empty stomach.
Answer:
A
Explanation:
as i said above a preposition can be used as the preposition of a verb
C. His heart turned to stone.
Your heart turning into a stone isn't possible, so that is why it is a metaphor. It basically means being coldhearted.
