Question

Assessment:

For this assessment you must submit two response paragraphs to the following topics:

Response Paragraph 1
Three to five sentences long
Explain how the resolution of the plot indicates the author's purpose.
Show what human rights issues took place in the conflict and how the author used the resolution to generate a reaction in the reader.
Use proper spelling and grammar.

Response Paragraph 2
Three to five sentences long
Explain how the diction and characterization indicate the author’s purpose for writing about a human rights issue.

Answer 1

Provide specific examples from the novel.
Use proper spelling and grammar.

Answer 2

The book is called "Enrique's Journey".

Answer 3

@ganeshie8
@mathmale
@Luigi0210
@.Sam.
@Elsa213
@sweetburger

Answer 4

mods wont answer

Answer 5

mods? their people no? xD

Answer 6

they are but the mostly aren't on or dont care

Answer 7

@518nad
@Vijeya3
@Zeronknight

Answer 8

oh :/well thats great lmao

Answer 9

^delete that u might get banned or get a waring

Answer 10

delete what?

Answer 11

i just tagged people

Answer 12

Mods, are on and care. But most of them are probably dealing with reports, another question or they had to leave because of life. Not all of them deal with the English section though.

Answer 13

alright i get that. so can you help me?

Answer 14

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Answer 15

Enrique's Journey chronicles the life of a young Central American boy, and his quest to reunite with a mother who left him at the age of five to find work in the United States.

Enrique's mother, Lourdes, struggles in Honduras to support her young children, Belky and Enrique. She knows she will not be able to send her son and daughter to school past the third grade, and does not want them to grow up as she did, in extreme poverty. Like many other single Latina mothers in the recent decades, Lourdes leaves her home and family to travel to the United States so that she might send money home for her children.

Young Enrique has no idea why his mother has left, and his family in Honduras does not give him straight answers. Over the years, Enrique is shuffled from one family home to another, while his sister Belky attends a good school and is well cared for by their aunt. Enrique is forced to sell food and spices when still a child, in order to help pay for family expenses. He lives with his paternal grandmother for most of his young life, but is eventually kicked out of her home when he begins to rebel. Frustrated with his mother, his own issues of abandonment, and the death of his beloved uncle, Enrique turns to drugs for comfort. His family and his girlfriend, María Isabel, try to intervene but make little headway.

Answer 16

thank you so much!!

Answer 17

welcome

Answer 18

wait... what you wrote didn't even answer the questions from the assignment? you copy and pasted it from http://www.gradesaver.com/enriques-journey/study-guide/summary :/

Answer 19

@3mar please help me

Answer 20

Well, I am here.
That is with my pleasure!
How could I help you?

Answer 21

the questions up top. pleaseee help I'm desperate for it

Answer 22

You will be fine In SHa' Allah

Answer 23

I really don't know. for disappointing you. Sorry I am not so good at it!!

Answer 24

I thought that is Maths!
Sorry!

Answer 25

its okay

Answer 26

the questions up top. pleaseee help I'm desperate for it