Which statement explains how the culture of the migrant workers shapes the meaning of the short story the harvest?

question 1 options:

a)
the migrant workers work the land and have immense respect for the landowners. they are suspicious of anyone digging on the land without permission.

b)
the migrant workers are paid very little, and suffer extremely harsh work conditions. money and material wealth are extremely important to them as they have so little of it.

c)
migrant workers remain in the same location for a long time and become very familiar with their surroundings and co-workers. this leads them to have deep relationships with one another and with the land.

d)
the migrant workers are often lonely. they share rumors and spy on each other when they are not working to build a sense of community.

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what is the effect of using a third-person limited narrator in “the harvest”?

question 2 options:

a)
it makes the story longer and addresses different perspectives.

b)
the story becomes more personal.

c)
mystery and tension are created because readers do not immediately know don trine's motivations.

d)
readers get to know the characters and the reasons behind their actions.

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what is the impact of dialogue in the harvest? choose all statements that apply.

question 3 options:

a)
in dialogue, he author incorporates dialect to reveal part of the characters' culture.

b)
the author uses dialogue to show the boys' motivations and what they think of don trine and his actions.

c)
the author uses dialogue to show don trine's thoughts and motivations.

d)
the author uses dialogue to add to the mystery of the story; the reader, like the boys, has no idea what don trine’s motivations are.

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