In an admirably purposeful, determined, and unwavering manner
A is the answer bc it is refering to another objet inthis case it could be the ggese
Answer:
Harriet Beecher Stowe believed that slavery ought to be abolished.
Explanation:
Stowe was the author of the novel <em>Uncle Tom's Cabin, </em>which was a major turning point for the abolitionist movement. Just by the fact that she wrote a book concerning that slavery was a sin and the evils about it, one can infer that she believed slavery should be abolished.
Why does Atticus know that he will will lost his case with Tom Robinson?
Question 9
B. Because it is the word of a black man against a white man, and the jury will listen to the white man
Question 10
What is the BEST reason for why Atticus accepts a case that he knows he will lose?
Question 10 options:
C. To maintain his conscience and his integrity
Question 11 (5 points)
What do Dill and Scout learn from Mr. Dolphus Raymond, the white man who has mixed children and a black mistress?
Question 11 options:
D. People aren’t always as they appear to be
Question 12 (5 points)
What two things does Atticus prove about Tom Robinson’s case?
Question 12 options:
B. Tom was wrong to have gone there, but he was truly innocent
Question 13 (5 points)
Justice for most people in the novel means doing what is fair or right according to
Question 13 options:
B. Tradition
Question 14 (5 points)
Which of the following are parallels in the novel?
Question 14 options:
C. Both A & B
Answer:
1. The <u><em>kingdom </em></u>of<u><em> heaven </em></u>is like a <u><em>man</em></u> who traveled to a <u><em>far country. </em></u>(4)
2. He called his <u><em>own servants </em></u>and <u><em>delivered </em></u>unto them his <u><em>goods. </em></u>(3)
3. To one he gave <u><em>five talents</em></u>, but to another he gave <u><em>two talents.</em></u> (2)
Explanation:
1. far kingdom, far heaven, far man, far country
2. own servant, own goods, own deliver
3. five talents, two talents
Adjectives are words that describe or modify nouns and pronouns. Adjectives like red, swift, happy, and bothersome, for example, may describe a red hat, a rapid rabbit, a joyful duck, and an unpleasant human.