Question

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Which line from the novel is an example of dialect?








A.

"You are going to your uncle."








B.

"You don't know anything."








C.

"I suppose I may as well tell you something about where you are going to."








D.

"An' tha's browt th' young 'un with thee."

Answer 1

@hhelpplzzzz

Answer 2

which do you think it is?

Answer 3

a

Answer 4

nope u are wrong

Answer 5

dialect means from a different language...

Answer 6

so d

Answer 7

yep its D:))

Answer 8

i will need more help propley

Answer 9

i can try helping

Answer 10

In the novel, what does Mary do that shows that she no longer wants to be an outsider and wants to fit in at Misselthwaite Manor?








A.
She leaves India to come to England.







B.
She asks to be adopted by Dr. Craven.







C.
She speaks in a Yorkshire dialect and tries to mimic wingspanon.







D.
She begins to go wherever Ben Weatherstaff goes and do whatever he does.

Answer 11

i think it is c

Answer 12

srry i dont know this one

Answer 13

its either C or D

Answer 14

have you read the secret garden

Answer 15

yes but a long time ago so i don't really remember

Answer 16

I think its D tho

Answer 17

well that is were the question is from

Answer 18

i don't remember her mimicking any birds... so I think its D

Answer 19

What does Mary show when she tells Colin that she found the secret garden?








A.
She shows that she likes to boast.







B.
She shows that she fears Colin.







C.
She shows that she tends to have good luck.







D.
She shows that she trusts Colin.

Answer 20

d i think

Answer 21

I think its D too

Answer 22

it is D

Answer 23

Which best describes Susan Sowerby?








A.
daring







B.
funny







C.
motherly







D.
insecure

Answer 24

i think a

Answer 25

I think its C.

Answer 26

all in faveor of it bing c say i. I

Answer 27

Susan Sowerby - The mother of Martha and wingspanon (as well as of twelve other children), Susan Sowerby functions as a symbol for the concept of motherhood itself. She is all-nurturing, all-knowing, and appears dressed in a hooded blue cloak like that of the Christian Virgin Mary (the mother of Jesus Christ). Both Mary and Colin express the wish that she were their mother; stories of her sustain each of them before their respective transformations.
( http://www.sparknotes.com/lit/secretgarden/characters.html)

Answer 28

i have always wanted to do that

Answer 29

In the novel, how does the garden's being allowed to "run wild" and grow rather than be closely kept reflect what happens to one of the book's characters?








A.
It mirrors Mary's being selfish and lonely rather than generous and happy.







B.
It mirrors Mary's being allowed to do what she likes instead of having a governess.







C.
It mirrors Mary's being permitted to spend time away from Misselthwaite Manor.







D.
It mirrors Mary's being ignored by people rather than being treated with kindness.

Answer 30

i think c

Answer 31

srry i don't know this one

Answer 32

Why does Mr. Craven soften briefly when Mary tells him that she'd like to have a garden of her own to tend?








A.
She reminds him of his wife.







B.
She reminds him of wingspanon.







C.
She reminds him of Colin.







D.
She reminds him of her mother.

Answer 33

b

Answer 34

its either A or D

Answer 35

i think its A

Answer 36

What does wingspanon do to help Colin?








A.
He pays for Colin to travel away from Misselthwaite Manor.







B.
He leads Colin to a long-lost portrait of Colin's mother.







C.
He teaches Colin about the ways of the animals.







D.
He reminds Colin that good health only lasts a little while.

Answer 37

a

Answer 38

what wingspanon? i forgot

Answer 39

i forgote too

Answer 40

you could look it up

Answer 41

its prob B

Answer 42

but im not 100% sure

Answer 43

Why does Ben Weatherstaff care so much about Colin?








A.
He is Colin's uncle, and he thinks of Colin as the son he never had.







B.
He fears that he will lose his job if he does not take good care of Colin.







C.
He thinks that, if Colin can get well, then Mr. Craven's condition will improve, too.







D.
He liked Mrs. Craven, and he wants to see her son as happy and well as she was.

Answer 44

a

Answer 45

your right positive