Answer:
A "The spring of 1998 was the Halley’s Comet of desert wildflower years." (lines 1–2)
Explanation:
This is the excerpt from Barbara Kingsolver's scientific essey "Called Out". It describes events in the spring of 1998 and gives insight on magnificent and complex life cycle of desert plants.
The given sentence provides description of the highway medians suggesting that there were unusually many flowers, rarely seen before.
That provides evidence to answer A. which claims that that spring was the Halley's Comet of desert wildflower years. Halley's Comet is a rare phenomenon that happens only once every 76 years, so by making this comparison, the author claims that what happened that spring was a true botanical rarity.
<span>he privileged are unaware or apathetic toward the
oppression of the marginalized class, often playing the role of the
spectator. This may be the most obvious parallel between dystopian fiction and our society.
Hope this helps.
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Answer:
it has numbered steps........
Editha is a story about a girl with immature beliefs on patriotism when he encouraged his soldier partyner to join the war to help save the country. George, his partner was hesitant to join but was eventually provoked by Editha. Editha did not get the nod of George's mother as Editha was the reason George joined the war and got killed.
The first author, Julia, describes the facts as anecdotes of her family, while the other author, Mark, reports the events from an unknown source. Both authors write about the culling of Haitians in lands they are clearly not welcome in. Moreover, while Julia states the reason behind the killing of Haitians - having learned from her family its due to the hate the ruler of the land holds against them -, Mark describes in detail the victim identification methods of these people - being the verification of their pronunciation.
