3.) What major historical event happened shortly before Kamala Markandaya wrote Nectar in a Sieve?

a.) Sepoy Rebellion

b.) Gandhi's Salt March

c.) India's independence

d.) Green Revolution

What kind of appeal does the author use to open the presidents speech? what is it's effect? logical appeal; it interests the reader emotional appeal; it connects the reader to the speech ethical appeal; it calls the reader to action humorous appeal;

As a first generation Chinese immigrant what challenges does the mother faces

The speaker presents God's creations primarily through A) foreshadowing to prepare readers for each miraculous component. B) sequential narration propelled by conjunctions and transitions.

In the short story "Everyday Use," by Alice Walker, what does the name Dee represent to the narrator? A. The destruction of her house because it reminds her of her daughter's injuries B.

What is the following key word used for? actually sequence adding an idea explanation or illustration emphasis and purpose time repetition and summary

What is the subject complement in this sentence? Hurricanes are especially dangerous storms

What is a reserve (noun)

How long does it take for an overdose to kill you?

They killed a great snake which they found in their tipi. When they told the grandmother spider what they had one, she cried and cried (34). In what way does this passage fit the definition of a myth? A. It deals frankly with tragedy. B.

What is an example of embargo?