Question

Which best describes how Aaron feels when he and Zlateh are trapped by the snowstorm?

A.
He feels foolish and immature for not listening to his father.

B.
He feels comforted and sustained by her companionship at this time.

C.
He feels isolated by the animal's failure to understand the danger they face.

D.
He fees thrilled because Zlateh's ability to talk surely means that he will be allowed to keep her.

Answer 1

@YK.PAPI

Answer 2

did u read it

Answer 3

no

Answer 4

hmmmm let me see

Answer 5

ok do u have a guess wat it is

Answer 6

i know it's not a

Answer 7

it's not c

Answer 8

@ncruz my frann gon help me wit this one

Answer 9

ok

Answer 10

ok do you have the story

Answer 11

no

Answer 12

thit you reed it

Answer 13

do u know the name of it

Answer 14

yes

Answer 15

wats the name

Answer 16

you dount havet ?and now i dount now but if you have the story i could help you

Answer 17

maybe if she tell me the story i could copy and paste it

Answer 18

Zlateh the Goat

Answer 19

ok

Answer 20

is dat it

Answer 21

ok thit you reedet

Answer 22

?

Answer 23

which do you think it is

Answer 24

idk

Answer 25

idk?

Answer 26

i don't know

Answer 27

ok reeded

Answer 28

or find the part wear they are in the snow

Answer 29

wen you finded you will see how those Zlathe

Answer 30

feels

Answer 31

ok tell me wen you have reeded and send me a message and we you have finded

Answer 32

i feel like its b

Answer 33

i will put you as fan ok

Answer 34

hold up im reading now

Answer 35

its long as hell

Answer 36

I'm finish with the story

Answer 37

@ncruz

Answer 38

so wat do u think it is

Answer 39

it's b or d i don;t know what to pick

Answer 40

i thought b wat it

Answer 41

this is soooooo hard im just goting to go with B

Answer 42

ok

Answer 43

Which best describes how the speakers in "A Narrow Fellow in the Grass" and "The Black Snake" view snakes?

A.
The speaker in "A Narrow Fellow in the Grass" is afraid of snakes, while the speaker in "The Black Snake" is not.

B.
The speaker in "A Narrow Fellow in the Grass" loves snakes, while the speaker in "The Black Snake" does not trust them.

C.
The speaker in "A Narrow Fellow in the Grass" thinks snakes are very smart, while the speaker in "The Black Snake" thinks they are foolish animals.

D.
The speaker in "A Narrow Fellow in the Grass" has a pet snake, while the speaker in "The Black Snake" does not.

Answer 44

i would go wit d

Answer 45

ok im about to read it right quick

Answer 46

ok

Answer 47

i go with d too

Answer 48

Which is one way "that The Naming of Cats" and "The Rum Tum Tugger" are alike?

A.
They are both humorous.

B.
Neither poem focuses on cats that live with people.

C.
They both compare cats to dogs.

D.
Neither poem rhymes.

Answer 49

A.

Answer 50

a nother quastion

Answer 51

yes

Answer 52

Which lines contain a metaphor?

A.
"like a queen who walks / down a corridor / the black cat paced / that cold smooth floor—"

B.
"Slowly, smoothly, / Black as the night, / with paws unseen / (white upon white)"

C.
"and left behind her, / bead upon bead, / the track of small feet / like dark fern seed."

D.
"and the lamplight fell / narrow and thin / a carpet unrolled / for the cat to walk in."

Answer 53

@ncruz can you help?

Answer 54

the truth i not good on methaphors sorry

Answer 55

but i will try

Answer 56

D?

Answer 57

i got a

Answer 58

or c A metaphor is a figure of speech in which a word or phrase is applied to an object or action to which it is not literally applicable, so your answer is C, since 'dark fern seed' is literally applied there.

Answer 59

ok his beter than me

Answer 60

Which lines contain a simile?

A.
"lay the snow in a long / unruffled floor"

B.
"like a queen who walks / down a corridor"

C.
"a carpet unrolled / for the cat to walk in."

D.
"and left behind her, / bead upon bead,"

Answer 61

wait i could help you on this one wait a moment ill be quik ok

Answer 62

ok

Answer 63

ok

Answer 64

the use of simile.of speech involving the comparison of one thing with another thing of a different kind, used to make a description more emphatic or vivid (e.g., as brave as a lion, crazy like a fox ).
the use of simile.

Answer 65

so it's B?

Answer 66

yes

Answer 67

How are "The Open Door" and "The Cat and the Moon" alike?

Answer 68

wat quastio is that

Answer 69

question

Answer 70

reading

Answer 71

How are "The Open Door" and "The Cat and the Moon" alike?

A.
They both liken cats' movements to dancing.

B.
They both compare cats to the moon.

C.
They both focus on a single cat rather than many cats.

D.
They both contain snowy imagery.

Answer 72

whats the awnser