English, 02.07.2019 07:00 afoakwacosmos

Question 2 (2 points) when speaking of the two czech brothers, the author says, "their parents, like mine, had not had the courage to sell everything and emigrate while there was still time." why would it have been courageous to have emigrated early on? people who emigrated had little chance of success. -- my answer it would have required believing the unbelievable and sacrificing a comfortable life. they would never have been allowed to work again. those left behind would have disowned them. question 3 (2 points) how does eliezer feel about the hanging of the dentist? he worries that the man will suffer. he regrets the loss of a good man. he hates the man for taking his tooth. -- my answer he is that the man will die. question 4 (2 points) why does the young french woman pretend she does not know german? to protect herself from detection as a jew to take german lessons from eliezer to show her protest of germany to gain a place in the occupation government -- my answer question 5 (2 points) why don't the prisoners feel fear when the camp is being bombed by the americans? they know the americans will kill all the prisoners anyway. they are eager to see the germans defeated by the americans. they suspect that the americans have no real weaponry to fight. -- my answer they do not have the capacity to feel any emotions at all. i need my answers checked , only get one chance on the test .

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