Question

"Anderson struggled over her reply. She was a singer, not an activist. She did not enjoy being the center of attention for reasons other than her music. To sing at the Lincoln Memorial would be a bold political statement. At best, she'd feel uncomfortable. At worst, she might find herself at the center of an ugly riot."

Answer 1

Here's the question:)

Answer 2

Why does the author of the story include this passage?

A.
to show that Anderson doubted the authenticity of the government's offer for her to sing at the Lincoln Memorial

B.
to show that Anderson was not bothered by being denied the chance to play Constitution Hall

C.
to show that Anderson was more committed to racial equality than she was to furthering her own career

D.
to show that Anderson was hesitant to create controversy with her actions

Answer 3

plz help

Answer 4

Wat grade is this, I might be able to help :D

Answer 5

I'm not sure about my answer..but use this link :P
https://www.google.com/search?q=Why+does+the+author+of+the+story+include+this+passage%3F+A.+to+show+that+Anderson+doubted+the+authenticity+of+the+government%27s+offer+for+her+to+sing+at+&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8

Answer 6

Grade??

Answer 7

thx Alones

Answer 8

Dang it. :/

Answer 9

what?

Answer 10

I wanted to help.

Answer 11

yes plx help
my grade is 6th grade

Answer 12

you both can help

Answer 13

Cool me to butt I in Flvs broet.

Answer 14

So wat the next question.

Answer 15

one sec

Answer 16

"Then came a swift agitato finale—a breathless, hurrying, trembling movement, descriptive of flight and uncertainty, and vague terror, which carried us away on its rustling wings, and left us all in emotion and wonder."


Why does the author of this story give so much description of the music?

A.
to show that Beethoven's music was based on logic

B.
to show that Beethoven was frightened by the music he had written

C.
to show the emotional quality of the music

D.
to show that Beethoven did not want to say good-bye to these young people

Answer 17

try this one

Answer 18

Okay thx

Answer 19

Here's another

Answer 20

In "Mary Cassatt: Artist and Trailblazer" and "Marian Anderson Sings," how are Mary Cassatt and Marian Anderson alike?

A.
Both must convince their parents to support their artistic efforts.

B.
Both are Americans who find success outside of the United States.

C.
Both are denied opportunities based on their race.

D.
Both face and overcome bias to achieve success.

Answer 21

Hmmm.

Answer 22

Werid, huh?

Answer 23

lol

Answer 24

You're not supposed to be posting multiple questions in one thread.

Answer 25

U R able to.

Answer 26

Lot's of us do it

Answer 27

I agree igigig

Answer 28

MY name is Aeden despite my horrible nickname.

Answer 29

oh well, anyway, we need to have read both pieces to be able to answer that question.

Answer 30

OKay, Kool

Answer 31

Right

Answer 32

can someone just guess there BEST guess? plz

Answer 33

Unless someone has the answer

Answer 34

Also, you directly gave her the answer without letting her even guess at it. That's against the Terms of Service as well.

Answer 35

I say its A.

Answer 36

What?? I don't know what you mean..

Answer 37

Okay thanks Aeden

Answer 38

*cough*

Answer 39

lol

Answer 40

HEY WHO REPORTED ME ABUSIVE?!!

Answer 41

No direct answers should be given and please use one post for one question. Thanks!

Answer 42

>:(

Answer 43

Just wondering..Who made YOU boss?

Answer 44

LOLOLOLOL

Answer 45

That isn't a site rule, you know

Answer 46

lol

Answer 47

hey, do you still need help? i am in 10th grade.

Answer 48

K12, are you really gonna argue with a moderator?

Answer 49

Shes, write.

Answer 50

That ain't a moderator

Answer 51

right*

Answer 52

And I'm a master of computer logic.

Answer 53

lol

Answer 54

It's true.

Answer 55

:)

Answer 56

it was found.....NOWHERE!

Answer 57

do you guys still need help?

Answer 58

okay thx guys! I'm closing this question/questions down:)

Answer 59

Hm.

Answer 60

K.

Answer 61

i'm good thx bannana

Answer 62

Thanks Aeden!!

Answer 63

Your Welcome.

Answer 64

U welcome.