Question

Needing Some Help.

Answer 1

15. In "Your World" the speaker being described as a bird can best be inferred from which line?
a) Your world is as big as you make it
b) The soared to the uttermost reaches
c) and I throbbed with a bringing desire
d) With rapture, with power, with ease

Answer 2

Ur askin me?? I didnt read it, gurll, u were a'possed to!!! XD

Answer 3

16. The theme of "Ka'Ba" can best be inferred from which line?
a) Return, destroy, and create. What will be
b) Defying physics in the stream of their will
c) Though we sprawl in gray chains in a place
d) Full of masks and dances and swelling chants

Answer 4

And yeah, my online text book isn't working so i can't read the damn story -.- How convenient.

Answer 5

Lol yeaa I aint read the book so idk the answers

Answer 6

Whats the name of the book/story?

Answer 7

lol that sucks ill try hold on

Answer 8

Lol it says in the questions, Jay. And thank you Csnider420

Answer 9

Well for 15 it does but hold up.

Answer 10

lol nm nothing shows up on google

Answer 11

@csnider420 Right

Answer 12

17. The resilient tone in "Diez in the Desert" can best be inferred from which line?
a) But the desert's denizens could only hunker down and endure June.
b) Diez never knew the words of anyone on the trip. He preferred not to ask.
c) On the way, Diez imparted what wisdom his seventeen trips across the desert had taught him"
d) as they ate, in his crackly voice and dry laugh, he told them the story of how a heavy set woman he's known only as 'Senora' had died... and almost expired himself.

Answer 13

And yeah I know, I tried google lol.

Answer 14

If google had worked or my online text book, I wouldn't be here now lol

Answer 15

lol yea ussually google is the easiest way but guess not in this instance

Answer 16

whats the name of your text book? @Tay

Answer 17

@BlvckNight ?

Answer 18

15 is B I found that one

Answer 19

Pathways or Writing With Power. Idk which one it's in cause I can't open them. @Goku-Kai

Answer 20

Yay, thank you @Goku-Kai

Answer 21

No Prob, I also found this for 16:
The tone of the poems “Ka’Ba” and “Harlem II” might be called (1 point)
(1 pt) bitter.

Answer 22

So that means we can look at 16 and see which one of those sound bitter

Answer 23

I guess that'll be A right?

Answer 24

Either A or B

Answer 25

Ahh! I found the the Poem "Ka'ba" for 16:

"A closed window looks down
on a dirty courtyard, and Black people
call across or scream across or walk across
defying physics in the stream of their will.

Our world is full of sound
Our world is more lovely than anyone's
tho we suffer, and kill each other
and sometimes fail to walk the air.

We are beautiful people
With African imaginations
full of masks and dances and swelling chants
with African eyes, and noses, and arms
tho we sprawl in gray chains in a place
full of winters, when what we want is sun.

We have been captured,
and we labor to make our getaway, into
the ancient image; into a new

Correspondence with ourselves
and our Black family. We need magic
now we need the spells, to raise up
return, destroy,and create. What will be
the sacred word?

Answer 26

Ahh, Jay you're my hero right now lol. I owe you!

Answer 27

Lol I think I just found something better tell me if this is your book

Answer 28

http://www.perfectionlearning.com/images/products/pdfs/mv/path.sb.pdf

Answer 29

It's loading for daaays, lol hold on.

Answer 30

If it is scroll to the pages it tell you to to see the Poems/Stories matta fact here it is...

"Hip-Hop Planet
James mcBride article ............................... 412

Ka’Ba
amiri Baraka poem ............................. 423

Harlem II
langston hughes poem .......................... 424"

Answer 31

Delfino II: Diez in the Desert
Sam Quinones biography ............................. 390

Answer 32

Ard lol

Answer 33

And here's a version that you can download you dont need the internet to see it

Answer 34

Only lets me go to page 93 though /:

Answer 35

Just right click the link pathway.sb.pdf, then click save link as and you got it!

Answer 36

Ok good that is your book right?

Answer 37

Lol yeah it's my book, thank you.