ENGLISH HIGH SCHOOL

What is the climax of "The Scarlet Ibis"? A. Doodle learns to walk
B. The ibis lands in the bleeding tree
C. The narrator shows Doodle his coffin
D. The storm destroys the cotton crop

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Answer 1
Answer: C. The narrator shows Doodle his coffin
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Based on the excerpt provided above, the story took place in a rural area or in a place that is somewhat rustic. The place is highly likely not a well developed area. It could be a very remote place like somewhere in the countryside or the mountains. Thus, the answer to this is the first option “is somewhere rustic”. 

Answer: I believe the correct answer is A is somewhat rustic.

Explanation: Based on the transcript the area appears to be somewhere dry and hot, away from the bustling city. Like in the country farmland. I hope this helps my guys ^-^ have a blessed day/night. pls mark ;)

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"The American colonists strongly opposed the tax laws imposed by the British government" is the only sentence is that completely correct and was a major source of tension.

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"The American colonists strongly opposed the tax laws imposed by the British government"

This is the only sentence is that is completely correct and was a major source of tension.

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Answer:

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