who fed junior his bottles when he was a baby in salvage the bones​

Answer:

As the storm calms itself, the family cowers in the torn-open attic of Papa Joseph and Mama Lizbeth’s house. Skeetah is wracked with guilt over losing track of China and promises to look for her once the water level lowers to halfway up the tires on Daddy’s tractor. Esch comforts him by squeezing him as hard as she has embraced the boys she’s had sex with, trying to keep him in one piece. She notices the entire family is bloodied from the broken glass and debris flying about.

Once the water level is low enough, Skeetah jumps in and begins to look for China, convinced she’s waiting for him. Esch watches him until he disappears behind a fallen tree.

Later, the family follows suit and revisits their house, searching for food like they had searched for eggs in the yard days earlier. They find canned peas and packages of ramen. Randall decides the family will stay with Big Henry, and they head towards town.

The houses of Bois Sauvage are in varying states of destruction, and the townspeople gather in the street, each one muttering something about being alive. Big Henry’s house has miraculously been spared, the trees having fallen in a fence around the building. Marquise and Big Henry greet Esch and her family; they were just about to come looking for them. Big Henry plays with a machete they were bringing in case they had to “cut through” to find them (242).

Suddenly, Esch spots Manny, who sits in the bed of a pickup truck with Shaliyah. Randall asks Esch if Manny is the father of her child, and she nods. Randall promises to beat up Manny, but Esch replies that she already did. Randall and Junior, who rides piggyback on Randall, comfort Esch as they take shelter in Big Henry’s house.

Big Henry’s mother, Ms. Bernadine, tends to Daddy’s hand. Marquise takes his dog to look for Skeetah, who refuses to leave the Pit with him. That night, the family—minus Skeetah—sleeps soundly.

In the morning, Esch is eavesdropping on Big Henry’s uncle, Solly, who tells Ms. Bernadine about the terrible damage near the bayou, when Daddy asks Esch if she’s really pregnant. She nods. Daddy apologizes for pushing her and says they’ll have to see a doctor to make sure the baby is healthy. Esch daydreams about the past and the future, envisioning her mother on the couch aside Daddy and picturing Junior feeding the baby. She decides to name the baby after her mother if it is a girl, and after Skeetah if it is a boy.

Big Henry invites the kids to drive with him to St. Catherine to inspect the damage. When they arrive, they can barely comprehend the scene. Hardly any trees or buildings stand; the elementary school where Randall played basketball and Skeetah fought Rico is leveled. People take shelter under makeshift tents and forage for food and supplies in the wreckage. A toothy woman warns them not to drive any further towards the beach, and then she asks them for food. Esch gives her some ramen, and the woman laughs.

The kids pull over, park, and begin walking. Esch sees a man holding his head and perhaps crying. He is sitting on a sofa next to a black casket, which a dog sniffs at and even urinates on. Still walking, the kids find what remains of the liquor store and happen upon some untouched liquor bottles, which they take for Daddy.

Big Henry squats next to Esch and tells her he heard her talking to Daddy about being pregnant. He asks her who the father is, to which she replies, “It don’t have a daddy” (254). He says she’s wrong, because the baby has many fathers, including him. He reassures her that she can rely on him. This touches Esch, who is gathering pieces of glass that will serve as souvenirs when she tells her baby about Hurricane Katrina. She imagines hanging them above her bed and telling the baby a mythologized story about the storm, a mother who slaughtered and destroyed the Gulf.

After bathing with a glass of water each and eating for the first time since the storm, Esch, Randall, Junior, and Big Henry return to the Pit to see Skeetah. He has built a fire that burns tall and is still waiting for China. He refuses to leave in case she returns, despite the others’ protests.

Esch knows that she and her siblings will stay by his side, waiting for China. She knows that China will return, and she pictures Skeetah crying when she comes, melting away to nothing. Esch knows that China will see her and understand that she has fought and protected—that she herself is a mother now.

Explanation:

Which evidence from the article BEST supports the conclusion that noise pollution has increased at national parks?​

Which of these sentences, from "The Tell-Tale Heart", does NOT show that the narrator feels his crime will not be discovered?
A. When I had made an end of these labors, it was four o'clock - still dark as midnight.
B. I went down to open it with a light heart, - for what had I now to fear?
C. I smiled, - for what had I to fear?
D. I bade them search - search well.

Which phrase best characterizes the somber mood of the excerpt

Which of these lines contains a simile? (10 points)

Group of answer choices

She spoke to the tree, admonishing its impudent, craggy boughs.

She was transformed into a reptile-one of particularly repulsive appearance.

Her eyes darted between the two of us like sparrows between trees.

Her skin was coffee, hot and dark, and she moved in my thoughts.

Based on the way the Keep Calm motto continues to be

received by the public, the reader can conclude that

the motto has a -

O A. strong ability to encourage people with its

optimistic message

O

B. historical significance that people appreciate

C. serious quality that people find comforting

O D. unique ability to unite different generations

While sorting donated clothes, you notice that 4 out of 50 shirts have stains. Write "4 out of 50" as a fraction, a decimal, and a percent.

active voice and passive voice..plz help me in the answers ☹​

How is violence presented in romeo and Juliet​

What is the role that parents and childhood have in creating a serial killer in the future?

Select the correct answer.
What does Shakespeare emphasize about Julius Caesar in the passage?
A.
that he was a friend
B.
that he was fortunate
C.
that he was Roman
D.
that he was ambitious

Write on at least four of the following prompts. (10 points each)
1. How is a character in your book similar to a character in another book,
story, or movie?
2. What does this book remind you of in your own life?
3. What does this book make you wonder about in life?
4. What do you think of a particular character’s actions? Was he/she
right or wrong in acting that way?
5. What advice would you give to a particular character?
6. Make up a motto that one of the characters seems to live by. How and
why does it fit that character?
7. What in the book upsets you or bothers you? Explain.

Book King of the wind
If you read this book please please help me write at least one of the prompts. If you will I will give you brainliest

help this is a question from where the red fern grows The narrator helps the old redbone hound. Have you or anyone in your family ever helped a stray animal? If so, when and why?

HELP ME PLEASE
which answer is the best example of imagery from crane's "A Great Mistake"?
A. elevated trains thundered to the station and the stairway poured people upon the side walks.
B. an italian kept a fruit stand on a corner.
C. the babe came often to this corner.

What is the lengthiest part of a research?

A. Introduction
B. Body
C. Conclusion
D. Bibliography​

ILL MARK BRAINLIEST i need help please The visualization journal focuses on imagining your past.
True False
Visualization allows you to dream about yourself as you grow.
True False​

AGREE or DISAGREE and Explain "The art of reading and studying consists in remembering the essentials and forgetting what is not
essential

"Fishbone: Ilish" and "Palm Sunday" where were written by poets from very different cultures. what common ground do both poems explore?

A. the role of food in celebrating a cultural tradition
B. the lingering influence of ancestors on a family
C. the relationship between religion and food
D. the pain of coping with the loss of a grandparent

According to the presentation, which of the following is the healthiest way to respond to peer pressure?

A. assertive behavior
B. aggressive behavior
C. active behavior
D. passive behavior

1. PART A: Which statement identifies the central idea of the letter? A Harriet Tubman contributed to the abolitionist movement in mostly unknown, unrecognized ways. OB Frederick Douglass is upset that not more people know about Harriet Tubman's contributions to the abolitionist movement. 5 C The accomplishments that go unknown are more important than those recognized and appreciated by the public. D The sacrifices that Harriet Tubman made for the abolitionist movement can be rivaled by no one.​

Please Help me Which of these words would be good to describe a "cool walk"?
O A. Limp
B. Stride
O C. March
D. Strut

Read this stanza from “The Raven” by Edgar Allan Poe.

But the Raven still beguiling all my fancy into smiling,
Straight I wheeled a cushioned seat in front of bird, and bust and door;
Then, upon the velvet sinking, I betook myself to linking
Fancy unto fancy, thinking what this ominous bird of yore—
What this grim, ungainly, ghastly, gaunt, and ominous bird of yore
Meant in croaking “Nevermore.”

How does the symbol of the raven in these lines reflect the meaning of the poem?

It suggests the sorrow and finality of death.

It shows that death conquers love.

It hints that true love can never really die.

It provides hope that there is an afterlife.

Using Details from the text, describe the image that
was painted in your mind while reading chapter one of
Deep Water. Use evidence from the text to support
your description

When making connections across two texts, you should look for ___, the
supporting details, the author's purpose, and whatever they have in common.
O A. the author's voice
B. the main idea
O C. the organization
O D. the author's point of view

If every ____ were perfect we wouldn't have ____.
HINT: Cookie Cats

Choose the word that has the same meaning as appoint
Word in Passage Meaning of Word
appoints
chooses
knows

Spell the word correctly

Rewrite the sentence using a possessive noun.

2. Eli has an older brother who is in eighth grade.

3.the project of the class was to write a new report about insects

mariel(drink)______her milk before going to bed​

Read the sentence below! I need help ASAP! BRAINLIST AND POINTS!

Refer to your Expeditions in Reading book for a complete version of this text.


Part A


How does the author of "Solar Power for Public Buildings" conclude that solar power is less harmful to people than more common energy sources?



The author shows that solar power is less expensive to produce than energy generated from fossil fuels.


The author describes the effects of using fossil fuels and explains how solar will reduce these effects.


The author appeals to Californians' sense of pride and desire to do what is right by choosing solar.


The author includes quotes from experts about the need for alternative energy sources like solar power.