6. <span>Eliezer is reunited with his mother
7. </span><span>staying with his father
8. </span><span>Poland
9. </span><span>gives the family's savings to his brother for safety
10. </span><span>were liberated by the Americans</span>
This author uses a variety of methods to flow from one idea to the next in this passage, and to improve sentence fluidity. First, the author sets the pace of this moment by placing the reader in a moment in which the action is already happening, which is done by using the phrase "At last". Then, the author pauses, using an em-dash, to give an explanation without stopping the action of the story (considering we are curious at this point as to what is happening "at last"). The author then uses short, descriptive sentences to speed up the action, and draw the reader into the moment.
Answer:
". . . To tell how there is no music or movement which secures / Escape from the weekday time. Which deadens and / endures."
Answer: I would say “In the deepening twilight three figures were walking across the lawn toward the window.”
Explanation: It is suspenseful because the main character thinks they are ghosts, however, it is humerus in that this is merely a prank.
(Love this story BTW)
The answer is B, he is speaking just after the US intervention in Kosovo.