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2 years ago

Based on this poem from Book of Songs, it can be inferred that the narrator _____.

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I think the narrator grew to love the French culture than of his original roots. In the poem “Book of Songs”, Heine had stated that he did not like the French culture at all. He was torn between loving his German roots or follows the French culture that he was accustomed to. It was only when he was older that he was able to appreciate the French culture during the Prussian Regime.

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Questions:

1. How was the night described?

a. Peaceful

b. Enjoyable

c. Agonizing

d. Endurable

2. Mayday Calls refers to

a. International distress

b. International peace

c. International hay

d. International fest

3. Sue comes forth as a girl with firm ___in her parents.

a. disbelief

b. incredulity

C. skepticism

d. conviction

4. What does enormous mean?

a. miniature

b. huge

c. insignificant

d. compressed

Answer:

1. How was the night described?

c. Agonizing

2. Mayday Calls refers to

a. International distress

3. Sue comes forth as a girl with firm ___in her parents.

d. conviction

4. What does enormous mean?

b. huge

Explanation:

The word "agonizing" refers to something that produces important physical or mental distress, such as the situation described.

A Mayday Call is the international radio distress signal for boats and planes.

Sue shows conviction, meaning a strong belief, on her parents' attempt to save them all.

The word "enormous" refers to something quite large.

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The best option here is D) There are many ways to teach a child about responsibility besides taking care of a dog, such as homework and other activities

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Lets use the method of elimination to justify this.

A) is a repetition of Sentence 3. So this is out of the equation.

B) communicates an idea that is contrary to the theme of the paragraph which can be summarised as "Teaching a Child to responsibility as well as manage himself and other tasks". Responsibility means doing all that you ought to do without prejudice to the other by taking each one at the right time

C) States that taking care of the family do is priority. Again this runs contrary to the main idea of the paragraph.

Having eliminated A, B and C, we are left with D.

Sentence D simply implies that a there are a number of things which teach a child how to be responsible, taking care of a dog, doing his or her homework and carrying out other activities are examples of such.

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You: That reasoning is good, but flawed. Yes, you will gain strength that will last for a few days. However, if a ship does not show up in a few days, you will die. Fishing is not one of your abilities as a tiger, so you won't catch anything to eat after devouring me. Also, if a ship does show up, the crew may very well be afraid of taking you with them for fear that you might attack and eat them.

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You: I promise. We have a deal.

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