Which passage from stephen crane's "the great mistake" contributes to the setting of the story - the who, when, where of the story? a. he hovered about the stand and watched each detail of the business. b. he was fascinated by the tranquility of the vendor. c. he had good aim at the people who went along two thronged streets.

What is the major irony in the poem “ballad of birmingham” by dudley randall? a. the mother is afraid her daughter will get hurt marching in a protest, but her daughter gets hurt going to church instead. b. the mother realizes that going to church may be as dangerous as going to a protest, so she doesn’t let her daughter leave. c. the mother is upset that her daughter deliberately defies her wishes to participate in the freedom march. d. the daughter could have missed church because the alarm clock wasn’t working that morning.