Look at the picture. The illustration DEPARTS
from the text because it shows a man
who
is invisible
is a traveler
has no bandages
has no injuries

a) is invisible

Explanation:

The question is from the book Invisible Man by Ralph Ellison. From the narration, we see that this man is not a ghost neither does he have a transparent skin. Although being a man, he struggles to come term with the fact that he is invisible. He would however, acknowledge the reality of his own invisibility at the tail end of the book

has no bandages

Explanation

(PLEASE READ THE EXPLANATION SO YOU CAN UNDERSTAND):

The question is basically saying that what in the story was introduce but isn’t seen in the picture. So, you can immediately eliminate “has no injuries” and “is a traveler” because those options aren’t even introduced story and they don’t really make sense anyways in the picture.

So you have “is invisible” and “has no bandages” left. You might be tempted to say that “is invisible” is the correct option because it makes sense and it shows it in the picture, but that’s not answering the question. The question is saying that what’s in the story that was introduced but isn’t seen in the picture. But both the story and the picture tell that the man is invisible. So there’s really no point in departing the picture from the text since the image shows what’s in the story. The option “has no bandages“ is the correct one because in the story it says that the man has bandages, but the picture doesn’t show that he has bandages. That’s the reason why the picture is departed from the text because it shows a man who has no bandages since it’s shows something different than what the story says.

I hope you understand and that this helps! :)

answer: make the students take turns and express their opinions in 30 second intervals

explanation: in montessori schools we do this in socratic discussions

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explanation: