Read this passage from The Sound and the Fury: She dumped the wood into the box behind the stove. Then she removed the overcoat and hat and took a soiled apron down from the wall and put it on and built a fire in the stove. While she was doing so, rattling the grate bars and clattering the lids, Mrs Compson began to call her from the head of the stairs. What is the most likely profession of the character being described? A. Baker B. Housekeeper C. Nanny D. Metal smith

Homophobia is considered a much more ______ form of bigotry than voicing negative feelings and ideas against any other oppressed groups.a. derogatory
b. respectable
c. negative
d. extreme

Why would people wanna visit the tropical dry forest?

What does this incident reveal about Tom's character? prince n pauperA. Tom is a simple person with simple dreams.
B. Tom is a selfish person who only thinks of his own desires.
C. Tom is a lazy person who doesn't take his job at the palace seriously.
D. Tom is a generous person who wants to share Heaven's blessings with others.

When Mr. Pontellier learned of his wife's intention to abandon her home and take up her residence elsewhere, he immediately wrote her a letter of unqualified disapproval and remonstrance. She had given reasons which he was unwilling to acknowledge as adequate. He hoped she had not acted upon her rash impulse; and he begged her to consider first, foremost, and above all else, what people would say.What does Mr. Pontellier’s letter reveal about his personality?
a.He is jealous that his wife may be thinking of leaving him for a much younger man.
b.He hates to be away from his family for such a long period of time and aches to return home.
c.He is very concerned about maintaining an appearance of financial good standing within his community.
d.He feels his wife has a good grasp of the situation at home and relies on her to take care of everything.

The line "My love is like a red, red rose" contains _____. an apostrophe a metonymy a metaphor a simile

Which word is the conjunction in this sentence? Gee, I would like to go to the circus, but I do not have enough money for a ticket. A. Gee B. but C. for D. not