Question

part b

1. which piece of evidence helps to develop the theme in part a?

a. \...she screamed her face red with anger...i myself will report you to the police!\ (paragraph 7)
b. \you know nothing of the duties and obligations of a respectable man.\ (paragraph 10)
c. \whether i came home drunk last night or not, i already dont know!\ (paragraph 12)
d. \...and although he shaved other peoples faces every day, his own was always unshaved.\ (paragraph 18)

1. why does the author include the illustration next to paragraph 6?

a. to show what kovaloffs nose looks like
b. to show the type of work ivan does
c. to show how kovaloff lost his nose
d. to show prasskovnas accusation

Explanation:

Question 10

To determine the evidence developing the theme, we analyze each option. Option D ("...and although he shaved other people's faces every day, his own was always unshaved.") likely relates to a theme of irony or contrast in behavior, fitting literary analysis (Arts - Literature). Other options focus on anger, duties, or memory, less thematic.

For the illustration’s purpose, we consider the context (likely from "The Nose" by Gogol). Option A ("to show what Kovaloff’s nose looks like") aligns with the story’s plot about Kovaloff’s missing nose, as illustrations in such texts often depict key elements like the nose. Other options (work type, nose - loss cause, accusation) don’t match the illustration’s typical role here.

Answer:

D. "...and although he shaved other people's faces every day, his own was always unshaved." (paragraph 18)

Question 11