Answer: grew, venture
Explanation: it’s not grow because grow is usually used for an example “I’m ready to grow up” you do not say I’m ready to grew up. And also the sentence says every morning so it is venture, ventured is past tense.
The word or phrase that best indicates the use of dialect in "Gumpton," would be D. kinder made out.
The correct answer to this open question is the following.
Unfortunately, you did not include a specific reference to know who "she" is in your question. Yo did not provide the text of further context.
However, trying to help you, we can comment on the following.
In general terms, some of the reasons people want to remove "Roll of Thunder, Hear My Cry" from schools is because many parents consider that this is a book written with offensive language, improper for the kids to read it.
Many parents think that it uses offensive language and aggressive terms, including racial slurs that do not consider proper for the school environment. Parents think that it talks about racism with harsh concepts and terminology.
Answer:
I do not have the novel on hand so you may need to find some examples of your own. However, Harper Lee uses Scout, a child, to narrate because it affects the atmosphere and perspective of the novel. Because the novel is through Scout's perspective, we never hear an opinion on race unless it is in quotation marks. We read the story from her young and not fully developed mind whereas if we read it through an adult mind, we might have heard opinions or had more answers.
