The characters are quite often average, middle-class protagonists, which is one of the fundamental characteristics of Regionalism
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Answer:
Answer to this question is given below in the explanation section
Explanation:
The questions are generated from the text given in the attached image file.
Answer 1:
If you review the lines 24-35. You can easily tell that these lines are taken from the biography. Because along the left side of the paragraph there are reference numbers written from where text or information is taken. These numbers are shown information about the biography at the end of this essay.
Answer 2:
The author provides information about Hunts Point that how it was looked like at that time. Hunts Point was a working-class neighborhood section of the borough. The family made their apartment on the kelly street. During and after the world war, Harlemetes moved into Hunt Point and Hunt Point's blue color neighborhood felt that they had moved up in the world.
The author includes this information because he wants to portrait the Hunts Point's families and their lifestyles. Also, it was the author childhood, where he lived and enjoy the childhood.
Answer 3 & 4:
The test/ information is not given in the question.
Answer:
Franklin D. Roosevelt, "Four Freedoms Speech: Annual Message to Congress ... Which sentence best states the main idea of this passage from Roosevelt's Four ... Obviously, as long as the British Navy retains its power, no such danger exists
Explanation:
Please find attached to this answer, a hand drawn diagram
Answer:
12.84°
Explanation:
To calculate Angle of Depression, we calculate using Trigonometric function or ratio. The Trigonometric function or ratio to be used based on the diagram is Sine
sin θ = Opposite side/Hypotenuse
θ = Angle of Depression
Opposite side = Height = 200 feet
Adjacent side = Distance of the flying bird to the observer = 900 feet
sin θ = 200feet/ 900 feet
θ = sin-¹ (2/9) or arcsin(2/9)
θ = 12.839588407°
Approximately = 12.84°
Therefore, Angle of Depression = 12.84°
Answer:
The common theme between the two excerpts is "humanity's helplessness against nature."
Explanation:
Both excerpts show how human beings are fragile and helpless when nature shows its strength. This can be perceived by the fact that the two excerpts show characters that are dominated by doubts, uncertainties and fear in the face of nature's power over them. This power that the human being is not able to control. Nature can tear down and scare even the strongest human, that's what excerpts want to pass on to the reader.
