ENGLISH HIGH SCHOOL

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Answer 1
Answer: And,often,is,gold,com

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Upton sinclair was famous for his work in

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Upton Sinclair was famous for his work in the novel "The jungle" that focuses the problems faced in meatpacking industries.

Further Explanation:

Upton Sinclair was one of the activists and a writer who wrote the famous novels "The Jungle" and "Boston". "The Jungle" is his bestselling novel published in 1906. He involved his life in the injustices faced by the people prevailing in society. In the novel "The Jungle" he threw light on the plight and injustices happening in the meatpacking industry. The hardships and the struggles faced by the people working in the industry was his main concern in the novel which made the novel the best seller. In the year 1904 Sinclair was selected by one of the socialist newspaper 'Appeal to Reason' to go to Chicago and write about the mistreatment happening to the workers in the meatpacking industry. He conducted extensive research on the issue and came up with the masterpiece "The Jungle". At first, the novel was not given much attention to get published but later when it got published it brought a lot of change in the mind-set of the people. The cruelty which the animals had to undergo and the unhygienic condition faced by the people working there changed the ways of people to shop for food. Pure Food and Drug Act and the Meat Inspection Act were the initiatives taken by the government in 1906 in response to the issue.

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Grade: High School

Subject: English Literature

Chapter: "The Jungle" by  Upton Sinclair

Keywords:

Upton Sinclair,  The Jungle,  meatpacking industry,  socialist newspaper, 'Appeal to Reason' , Pure Food and Drug Act,  Meat Inspection Act.
He was famous for his work in influential political writings

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The correct option is A.

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The correct answer of this question is option A. Mr. Samsa have antagonistic feelings regarding his son when Gregor transformed into an insect. He viewed the metamorphosis of Gregor with disgust and fear. Gregor feels trapped within his father's failures.

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a

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Although his close friends and colleagues see him as outgoing and GENEROUS Milo usually feels shy and unsure of himself.


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The fact that is ironic about this excerpt is this:

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