Write the missing scene in which Daisy Fay reads a letter from Gatsby on the night before her wedding

Answer:

While the hairdresser finished the hairstyle that Daisy would wear at the ceremony, one of the employees of the house enters the room and, when approaching Daisy, presents an envelope in a tray. Daisy had just received a letter and although the letter had no return address, Daisy wondered who could have written it.

Daisy waited for the hairdresser to leave the room to open the envelope and access its contents. The letter was short and to the point, where Daisy can read:

"My beloved Daisy

Could fate be so cruel as to separate us in this way? Could you be so cruel that you don't care about us? I imagine the answer that forms in your mind, but I am not convinced of such an unjust and sad fate.

I ask you to follow your plans, but do not forget my existence, as I will return with sufficient resources for you, so that you will never abandon me again.

Forever Yours

G."

Upon finishing the letter, Daisy was nervous and trembling like never before. She tore the paper before anyone could find it and a feeling of sadness invaded her. She didn't want to be marrying Tom, but she couldn't give up her life of wealth and good social standing, and that, Gatsby couldn't offer her. Decided on her fate, Daisy finished her glass of wine, dried her tears and left the room, ready for the wedding.

Explanation:

Gatsby and Daisy are characters in "The Great Gatsby" and are in love with each other, but Daisy, used to a life of wealth and prosperity, decides to marry Tom, a rich and powerful man, who would maintain her high standard of living. Gatsby was not wealthy and so he would have no chance of doing it even though she loved him.

"The Grat Gatsby" addresses the decadence of the American dream and the problems surrounding American high society.

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Fill in the blanks with the appropriate pronoun or verb form.

1. He gives it to me.
él _____ lo da.

2. We give them (f) to you.
Nosotros te las _____.

3. They write it (f) to you.
Ellos te la _____.

4. He buys them for you.
él te los _____.

Fill in the blanks with the appropriate pronouns.

5. He sings it (f) to her.
él _____ canta.

6. We sing it (f) to you.
Nosotros _____ cantamos.

7. She buys them for you.
Ella ____ compra.

8. She cooks it (f) for him.
Ella _____ cocina.

Fill in the blanks with the appropriate pronouns.

9. They must buy you (f) the flowers.
Ellos deben comprár _____.

10. They must buy you (f) the flowers.
Ellos ____ deben comprar.

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The Black Death

A The growing cities of the Middle Ages could be exciting places. However, many were dark, unsafe, and unhealthy. Streets were narrow, crooked, and filthy. There were no streetlights or police. Many people did not go out alone at night for fear of robbers. If people did go out, they often took servants along with them for protection and to carry lanterns or torches to light the way. Waste was dumped into open gutters. All in all, conditions were disgusting. This caused diseases to spread quickly through the crowded cities.
B Beginning in 1347, one such disease, a terrible plague, swept through Europe. The disease was called the Black Death because of the darkened color of its victims’ faces after they died. The plague began in Asia and spread along busy trade routes. Trading ships carried the disease west to the Mediterranean. From the Mediterranean ports, the disease spread throughout most of Europe. Rats on the ships carried the disease. Fleas from the rats spread the disease to people.
C Once people became infected, the disease could be spread from person to person. People became infected as they came in contact with the sick. According to Jean de Venette, a friar who lived at the time, young people were more likely to die than old people. Those who got sick lasted only two or three days and then died suddenly. This happened in such great numbers that often those who lived could not keep up with burying the dead. The friar wrote, “Someone who was healthy one day could be dead and buried the next. . . . A healthy person who visited the sick hardly ever escaped death.”
D No one knows the exact number of plague deaths in Europe. Some guess that about 25 million people died in Europe from 1347 to 1351. This was about one third of the entire population. The death rate varied from place to place. Towns seemed to be harder hit than the countryside. Some entire villages and towns were wiped out. The plague affected the rich as well as the poor. Even the great and powerful, including royalty, were struck down. Throughout Europe, populations were devastated by, as the Welsh called it, “death coming into our midst like black smoke.”
E The Black Death greatly affected Europe. Relations between the upper classes and lower classes changed. Workers, now in short supply, demanded higher wages. In several European countries, peasants staged uprisings. There were emotional effects as well. In some areas, the theme of death appeared in poetry, sculpture, and painting. People’s faith was shaken. The church lost some of its power and importance. The Black Death took a greater toll on human life than any war or illness before that time. It was perhaps the greatest tragedy in all of European history.

What is the main idea of paragraph C?
a.
How they buried the dead
c.
How quickly the plague spread
b.
The cause of the plague
d.
The role of the clergy


Please select the best answer from the choices provided

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B
C
D

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