Animals value freedom
The animals value a profit
Answer: A & B
Explanation
Animals are never free; they, however, go as per the personal requirements.
They have no right to making any decision on the farm; thus, they do not have any say regarding anything that concerns them.
All things that animals do are for the benefit of a human being and not for themselves.
It is essential animals get a share of the profit from what they produce.
They always see how human nature takes advantage of them as they do not get anything back.
<span> Hurston conveys her own cultural experiences through the contrast of formal language and informal dialect. The whole story is written in formal language which is necessary for any narrative, but in this excerpt you can see a slight exception of the rules:'Ah didn’t know you wuz home.', said in very informal dialect form that author employed in order to both show the southern roots of Janie and make the narrative be more vivid and descriptive.<span>
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Answer:
A. He saw it as something dangerous.
A. He was hit in the head with a tin can.
Explanation:
In <em>The Rockpile</em>, John sees the rockpile as something dangerous, which is why he does not like the idea of Roy playing there. However, Roy really wants to go and he asks John not to say anything. However, while on the rockpile, Roy gets into a fight, and he is hit in the head with a tin can. As he is brought back home, John is blamed for the fact that he let Roy go.
Answer:
As Pete and Malia headed out the door on <u>their</u> way to the convention, they almost forgot the money they would need to get in <u>there</u>.
They were very excited to <u>buy</u> the latest edition of their favorite comic book <u>by</u> their favorite author.
Explanation:
Homophones are words that are pronounced the same way but have different meanings (and sometimes spelling).
In the first sentence, there are two homophones:<em> their </em>and<em> there.</em><em> </em><em>Their</em> is a word used to describe that something <em>belongs to them</em> (Pete and Malia's way - their way). <em>There</em> is the opposite of <em>here</em> and means <em>at that place </em>(get into the convention - get in there).
The second pair of homophones is <em>buy</em> and<em> by</em>. <em>To buy</em> is a verb that means <em>to purchase</em> something. <em>By</em> is a preposition used to state who is performing a certain action (a comic book by their favorite author - their favorite author wrote the book they are buying).
Answer:
1. Three
2. Aabb
3. Fixed form
Explanation:
Think of the excerpt they gave us as paragraphs instead of stanzas . There are three large chunks in the passage which would make it three stanzas . The rhyme scheme would be aabb because of its constant rhyming through each line . And the poetic structure the author uses is fixed form due to how he interprets his poem in a mannerly structure .
