Question

Can some one please explain who Kimberly Koza is, i cant find anything on her and i need to get this test done before i lose internet connnection. and can someone please summerize the poem called Two Bodies and identify the theme of the poem to PLEASE I BEG FOR HELP.....ill fail otherwise....

Answer 1

ik i put this in the history section i just reely need help

Answer 2

Okay, what does the question say, first of all. The one about Kimberly Koza.

Answer 3

@Haunted9

Answer 4

the question is to write a paragraph that explains how koza's statement applies to the theme of the section, include at least two supporting details or examples. be sure to include the title of hte section that indicates wheater the author comes from canada or latin america

Answer 5

Okay, what was her statement? Does it say, or did it mention it in the lesson/textbook?

Answer 6

her statement was by discovering the literature of our neighbors we may also learn about ourselves

Answer 7

Ah, okay. So she was the woman who wrote The Literature of America.

Okay, another question. It says to explain how that statement applies to the theme of the section. What was the theme of the section of your (I'm assuming) lesson?

Answer 8

well, we had a poem called two bodies...and a short story called no dogs bark...

Answer 9

and the aztec creation story

Answer 10

mkay, so what was the theme? If you want me to help you, I have to have more information.

Answer 11

im thinking it was literature......

Answer 12

http://www.perfectionlearning.com/images/products/pdfs/mv/readworld_se.pdf it has the index of some of the storys i have read in class.....i dont know if this will help though

Answer 13

literature isn't a theme...

Answer 14

but okay, give me a minute and I'll try and help you

Answer 15

ok

Answer 16

i got the other question done, not this one but the one after it

Answer 17

I'm not going to write the paragraph for you, as this isn't a "do-someone-else's-homework" site, but I'll tell you this:

Koza's statement related to the theme of the section because it seems each piece seems to be about love...have some connection to love. What Koza's statement is saying is that basically, in order to learn about ourselves, we must first learn to understand the people around us. We must learn to accept them, love them, understand them. Then, we will be able to do the same for ourselves.

Does that help at all? I read the poem you mentioned, and I read about the theme of "No Dogs Bark," and I perfectly understood how they relate to Koza's statement.

Answer 18

ok thank you tons!

Answer 19

np :) If you have any more questions about it, or anything else, just tag me in another question.

Answer 20

ok i will thanks again!

Answer 21

np