7.) read the excerpt below and answer the question. hally: (to the table and his exercise book.) "write five hundred words describing an annual event of cultural or historical significance." would i be stretching poetic license a little too far if i called your ballroom championships a cultural event? sam: you mean . .? hally: you think we could get five hundred words out of it, sam? sam: victor sylvester has written a whole book on ballroom dancing. willie: you going to write about it, master hally? hally: yes, gentlemen, that is precisely what i am considering doing. old doc bromely—he's my english teacher—is going to argue with me, of course. he doesn't like natives. but i'll point out to him that in strict anthropological terms the culture of a primitive black society includes its dancing and singing. to put my thesis in a nutshell: the war-dance has been replaced by the waltz. but it still amounts to the same thing: the releases of primitive emotions through movement. shall we give it a go? how does this excerpt from fugard's "master harold" . . and the boys allude to the period in time the play takes place? select all that apply. a.) willie's use of the term master to address hally b.) hally saying his teacher "doesn't like natives" c.) hally needing to write a paper for his english teacher d.) sam's mention of a book entirely about ballroom dancing