Need asap! will mark as brainliest! question 14 (1 point) saved the three parts of section x in the way to rainy mountain talk about the tai-me. how does the author use the myth passages to address the topic? 'the man answered that the kiowas were hungry. "take me with you," the voice said, " and i will give you whatever you want." from that day tai-me has belonged to the kiowas.' question 14 options: a) it reveals how the kiowa tricked the tai-me. b) it gives the origins of the tai-me as a life-saving creature. c) it reveals why the tai-me is so powerful. d) it describes how much the author was affected by his own experience with tai-me. question 15 (1 point) read this excerpt from the way to rainy mountain: "great green and yellow grasshoppers are everywhere in the tall grass, popping up like corn to sting the flesh, and tortoises crawl about on the red earth, going nowhere in the plenty of time." why does the author use the simile "popping up like corn to sting the flesh" in this excerpt? question 15 options: a) to suggest a laziness in the land b) to convey how hot the weather was c) to give a picture of the behavior of grasshoppers d) to show the violence of nature question 16 (1 point) what characteristics of kiowa history are included in this passage from section xi of the book: "a long time ago there were two brothers. it was winter, and the buffalo had wandered far away. food was very scarce. the two brothers were hungry, and they wondered what to do." question 16 options: oral tradition and the importance of family oral tradition and dependence on nature the seasons and human survival sibling rivalry and dependence on nature