Question

The narrator in Langston Hughes's short story "Why, You Reckon?" agrees to rob a white person because he (1 point)
-Needs monet to buy something to eat.
-hates white people's treatment of blacks
-wants to prove himself to the other man.
-wishes to do something exciting and dangerous

Answer 1

needs money to buy something to eat

Answer 2

Thanks, could you help with a few more? @lexirettenmyer

Answer 3

I can try:)

Answer 4

Irony is found in "Mending Wall" when the speaker of the poem
-Tells the boulders not to fall again until their backs are turned.
-Helps ix the wall even though he does not think a wall is necessary.
-Points out that his apple trees will never eat his neighbor's pine cones.
-Complains about hunters who tear apart walls in search of their prey.

Answer 5

fix*

Answer 6

I dont know that one? Are you in English 11?

Answer 7

Yep, hbu?

Answer 8

Yeah I am, Connection?

Answer 9

Yes, you are in Connects too i'm assuming?

Answer 10

Connections* Sorry, i'm exhausted lol

Answer 11

Yeah I am. What quiz or test are you taking?

Answer 12

English 11 B Unit 1: Voices of Modernism (1920s-1940s) Unit Test

Answer 13

I took that this morning. Some of the questions might be different because Im in honors, but hold on ill give it to if youd like

Answer 14

That would be great :)

Answer 15

Its not letting me copy it, but if you ask the questions you need help with ill give them to you

Answer 16

Okay one sec.

Answer 17

In the title of the story "Babylon Revisited" by F. Scott Fitzgerald, Babylon is a metaphor for
-the life of wealth and excess that Charlie once led in Paris.
-The home of that Charlie wishes to provide for his daughter.
-The stability that Charlie wishes to reestablish in his own life.
-The scale and lifeless city that Paris has become for Charlie.

Answer 18

I dont know that one either

Answer 19

Lol okay, how about this

Answer 20

Identify the participial in the sentence below
Removing the hook, she gently put the fish back into the water.
-removing the hook
-she gently put
-put the fish back
-into the water