English, 10.12.2019 17:31, nickp1233

1. in "crossroads: a sad vaudeville," the flagman's primary purpose in the play is to? (1 point) a. answer the characters' questions. b. entertain with moments of comic relief. c. provide commentary on the central problem. d. announce the arrival of the trains.
2. in "crossroads: a sad vaudeville," is the woman's worst enemy. (1 point) a. love b. loneliness c. fear d. time for questions 3-5, identify the part of speech underlined in each sentence.
3. put your dirty sheets (inside) the hamper. (1 point) a. preposition b. conjunction c. interjection
4. (gosh)! i can't believe i have to redo my entire essay. (1 point) a. preposition b. conjunction c. interjection
5. i scooped up a large blob of ice cream (and) dropped it in my bowl. (1 point) a. preposition b. conjunction c. interjection

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answered: Haneendye123

1. ANSWER: C. provide commentary on the central problem.

In the play "Crossroads: A Sad Vaudeville", the flagman's character mainly existed to talk about the central problem or theme of the story, that is the search for love and old age. Along the play we can see him uttering dialogue that pertains to this theme.

2. ANSWER: D. time

In the play, the main enemy of the woman is time, since she's already old yet she still wants to search for love. She meets a man in a train station who was also searching for the "special one"; however, upon seeing the "mask of old age" the man thinks she is not the right one for him.

3. ANSWER: A. preposition

A preposition in a sentence relates a noun to another word. For example, in the sentence, the noun "sheets" is related to the hamper using the word "inside". We can also think of a preposition as something that tells the position of a noun, although there may be special cases when this cannot be applied to.

4. ANSWER: C. interjection

In the sentence, the word "Gosh!" is used as an exclamation. This is exactly what an interjection is. An interjection is an abrupt remark made from shock. Some examples of interjection include "ah!", "oh my!", and other remarks that are clearly meant to interject someone because of pure shock.

5. ANSWER: B. conjunction

The word "and" in the sentence connects two trains of thought or clauses in the sentence. One clause being about the person scooping ice cream and the other one being about him/her dropping it in the bowl. We call these words that connect clauses or sentences conjunction.

answered: juliannabartra

I am pretty sure, that the answer below is what you need. Do hope it will help you in your test.
I suppose it's the first one is 1.C) provide commentary on the central problem.In second 2. D) Time definitely makes sense3. A) prepositionObviously it's 4. C) interjection , because we can see the sentence filled with emotions5. B) conjunction

answered: Guest

delfino 2: diez in the desert analysis: the story, delfino 2: diez in the desert was really about not giving up! that is basically the theme of the story, and also being more prepared. the plot of the story was about diez, the main character, traveling through the harsh desert with other immigrants. also, that keeping the group alive and getting them to their final destination. the setting of the story took place in mexico in the harsh desert.

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