1. at what point in the plot of ''stray'' does mr. lacey make the following statement?
i don't know where it came from, he said mildly, but i know for sure where its going
a. exposition
b. rising action
c. climax
d. falling action
2. mr. lacey changes his attitude in the story stray which of these statements by mr. lacey best illiustates this change? select all that apply
a. oh, i took her all right.
b. ''worst looking place i've ever seen''
c. '' i would't leave an ant in that place.
d. ''are you going to feed it or not?
3. which of these events happens in the falling action, after the climax of staray
mr. lacey agrees to let the dog sleep in the basement
mr. lacey tells doris she should try to act more grown up
mr. lacey drives away with the dog
mr. lacey tells doris he brought the dog back

A. exposition

B. ''Worst looking place i've ever seen;' 'C. '' I wouldn't leave an ant in that place."

D. Mr. Lacey tells Doris he brought the dog back.

Explanation:

In the story "Stray," Doris finds a puppy that is lost while a snow storm is going on. She decides to take the puppy home to protect him from the cold, but she knows that her parents are not going to let her keep it. As the days go by, however, she becomes more attached to the dog. Eventually the snow clears and the father takes the dog to the pound. However, while he is there, he changes his mind. He tells us that the pound is the "worst looking place i've ever seen," and that he "wouldn't leave an ant in that place." Therefore, in the end, the family keeps the dog.

some of beowulf's most important traits as an epic hero include bravery, loyalty, honor, superhuman physical strength, and the willingness to risk his life for the greater good. these characteristics are exemplified in beowulf's epic deeds, including slaying grendel and grendel's mother.

explanation:

i read about it

it creates a visual picture of the man.

it conveys what the scene sounds like.

it describes the actions of the boy.

it reveals the poet’s opinion of the characters.

it encourages readers to care for the characters.