English

How does Mr. Mead's profession act as a threat to society in "The Pedestrian"?

• They need to watch TV

• writing involves creativity and individuality

• No one wants to read and write

• All of the above

‘The Pedestrian" is told from the _______ of view.

• third person

• first person

• second person

• No answer

Consider the reason why Mead never encounters anyone on his nightly walks. How does this detail help you determine Bradbury’s message?

• Mead never encounters anyone because anyone spends evening indoors, watching TV. Bradbury views that TV is powerful enough to control people behavior and alienate them from the real world.

• Mead never encounters anyone because no one come out at night because of the TV. Bradbury views that TV can be controled by us when we have the passion of the TV controles

• Mead never encounters anyone because no one come our at night

Why the Mead's Job is not profession?

• couse people usulaly buy magazine

• cause people not usually by magazine

• Because people magazin not buy

• cause people not usually buy magzine or books

Notice the voice's reaction when Mead admits to not having a viewing screen. How important is TV viewing to the people of the future?

• TV viewing is so important that it is a requirement for acceptable behavior

• because people needs to learn things with TV

• 그냥 자폐쉐키들 되기 위해서

• Because TV is worth to watch

Definition of Repetition?

Definition of Parallelism?

What event took place 100 years before King gave this speech? Why was that event important to King’s audience?

What does King say about the historic importance of the event at which he is speaking?

What evidence does King provide to support the claim that "the Negro still is not free"?