hello1555

19.05.2021 • 

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Please help 2. PART B: Which detail from the text best supports the answer to Part A? A. “Not because of the drill, but because entering the square would bring her son — already alarmed by the thousand-strong cries of ‘Long live Kim Il-sung! Long live North Korea!’ — face-to-face with the terrifying Eobi.” (Paragraph 7)
B. “Gyeong-hee’s laughter finally burst forth, a hearty guffaw that she could not control. She laughed so long and so loud that Myeong-shik whimpered in alarm, and the secretary began to look somewhat cowed.” (Paragraph 46)
C. “‘That’s enough!’ she snapped as soon as she had the chance. ‘I don’t know what went wrong at work that’s put you in this mood, but I haven’t the time to stand here and be lectured at.’” (Paragraph 75)
D. “‘Stop this useless brooding, Comrade! You dare to think your punishment unjust? When you’re given an order you follow it, without exception. Without exception, do you hear? Don’t you know to whom this city belongs?’” (Paragraph 124)

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reeseleprell7655

12.10.2021

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Being raised in the south, Huck believes in slavery because that is the way he was raised. He helps Jim because Jim is his friend. Also, Huck is a young boy and would do a lot better having someone to travel with. When Jim knew Huck was leaving, he wanted to tag along. Although Jim didn't fully trust the Huck wouldn't turn him in as a runaway. Throughout the story there are small times when Huck believes that what he was doing was wrong. He helps Jim because he is a friend.

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