Select the correct answer from each drop-down menu.How does the author unfold the idea that Echigo is a remote place?First, she . Then, she .

Select the correct answer from the drop-down menu.What effect does the author create by first saying tourists see Japan as "a land of sunshine and cherry blossoms" and later saying that the government sees Echigo as "a frozen outpost suitable as a place of exile"?By ordering her points in this way, the author

Select the correct text in the passage.Which excerpt of paragraph 2 introduces the idea that the people of Echigo had to learn to live in the snow, rather than try to push or plow it out of the way?[2] In the province of Echigo, where was my home, winter usually began with a heavy snow which came down fast and steady until only the thick, round ridge-poles of our thatched roofs could be seen. Then groups of laborers, with straw mats over their shoulders and big woven hats that looked like umbrellas, came and with broad wooden shovels cut tunnels through from one side of the street to the other. The snow was not removed from the middle of the street all winter. It lay in a long pile, towering far above the house-tops. The laborers cut steps, for they were carrying snow at intervals all winter, and we children used to climb up and run along the top.  We played many games there, sometimes pretending we were knights rescuing a snow-bound village, or fierce brigands stealing upon it for an attack.

Someone who is facing you is carrying on a personal conversation with themselves in their head, which direction are they likely to lookSelect an answer and submit. For keyboard navigation, use the up/down arrow keys to select an answer.aUp and to the LeftbUp and to the RightcTo the LeftdTo the RighteDown and to the LeftfDown and To the RightgDownhUp

This person in the theater creates the characters(s)?Group of answer choicesActorDesignersDirectionResponse

Select the correct answer from the drop-down menu.How does paragraph 6 refine the author's idea about the problem with illustrations of moths?The author refines her idea by