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501 critical reading questions_part7

Tham khảo tài liệu '501 critical reading questions_part7', ngoại ngữ, anh văn giao tiếp phục vụ nhu cầu học tập, nghiên cứu và làm việc hiệu quả | 501 Critical Reading Questions 247. e. The author is speaking figuratively here the BIA does not liter- ally collect and ferment Indian tears and return them to the reservation in beer and Pepsi cans. 248. c. In line 23 the narrator states that Thomas wanted the songs the sto- ries to save everybody. The paragraph tells readers how many songs Thomas knew but how something seemed to be missing e.g. he never sang them correctly how Thomas wanted to play the guitar but how his guitar only sounded like a guitar lines 22-23 . He wanted his songs to do more to rescue others. 249. d. In lines 15-17 Doc Burton emphasizes change. He tells Mac that nothing stops and that as soon as an idea such as the cause is put into effect it the idea would start changing right away. Then he specifically states that once a commune is established the same gradual flux will continue. Thus the cause itself is in flux and is always changing. 250. b. The several references to communes suggest that the cause is communism and this is made clear in line 31 when Mac says Revolution and communism will cure social injustice. 251. a. In lines 21-25 Doc Burton describes his desire to see the whole pic- ture to look at the whole thing. He tells Mac he doesn t want to judge the cause as good or bad so that he doesn t limit his vision. Thus he is best described as an objective observer. 252. d. In the first part of his analogy Doc Burton says that infections are a reaction to a wound the wound is the first battleground line 40 . Without a wound there is no place for the infection to fester. The strikes then are like the infection in that they are a reaction to a wound social injustice . 253. a. By comparing an individual in a group to a cell within the body line 50 Doc Burton emphasizes the idea that the individual is really not an individual at all but rather part of a whole. 254. c. In lines 59-62 Doc Burton argues that the group doesn t care about the standard or cause it has created because the group