The statement "The inhabitants of the United States have...properly speaking, no literature." is inaccurate. Literature may work through grammar syntax and semantics but there is no existing standards that would make a piece of work qualify as literature. There is only different levels and complexity but no absolute requirement.
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A) the phrase in which Russell states what horror stories do not have to include is given in lines 10 and 11 where she states that
<em>not all horror deals with monsters. </em>
<em>he subject approach is not the clearest way to define this genre.</em>
B) The reason she gives for beginning this way is that the elements which make up the horror in a movie go beyond the character of the monster if there is one.
In lines 6-10, she states that not all monsters are the same. They all have their histories about what makes them monsters. Besides horror movies are not always about monsters.
She buttresses this point in lines 17-20 where she states that part of what creates the horror is the suspense which comes from not knowing what will happen.
C) Sharon A. Russells statement is very central to the subject of Literary Criticism. Her thoughts centre around how Horror Movies are perceived by most and makes a distinction between what is and what ought to be.
The central idea is that Horror Movies are not just about Monsters but that the Horror Genre is so as a result of many other factors.
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There were five original Iroquois Nations; in the early 1700s, the Tuscarora joined the Confederacy as the sixth.
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<span>“You’ll find this game worth playing,” the general said enthusiastically. “Your brain against mine. Your woodcraft against mine. Your strength and stamina against mine. Outdoor chess!”
There are many conflicts in this story, but this represents the central conflict of Zaroff hunting Rainsford. In this quote Zaroff is describing the "game" which becomes the man versus man conflict. </span>
The evidence presented in the excerpt supports the author's claim that fast food restaurants are like factories because the <em><u>excerpt illustrates the assembly line principle of making things faster. (Last option)</u></em>
Factories adopt the assembly line principle because it helps with the mass production that due to the products demand by the consumers or clients they (factories) have to produce. This principle also reduces the time it takes to produce a product, so that, there is more time available to produce much more. According to the author of the excerpt, something similar happens with the fast food restaurants, they have lots of clients and to properly serve to all of them, they don't spend much time making the food but instead, they buy it frozen and then cook it in the restaurant in order for them to save time and attend all clients and more.
