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Fresh day somant909, let's solve. I cannot answer questions 3 and 4 (a-e) because the passage they refer to is not provided in the image. Here are the answers to the questions under the "OR" section: Why does he advise the stranger to go immediately? (A Day) The specific context from the story "A Day" is needed to accurately answer why a character advises a stranger to leave immediately. Without the passage, the exact reason cannot be determined. Where did the narrator and his servant make forcible entry? (Portrait) The specific context from the story "The Portrait" is needed to accurately answer where the narrator and his servant made forcible entry. This event is not a central plot point in Nikolai Gogol's "The Portrait." Why does deception enter into their friendship? (Two B) The title "Two B" is unclear. Please provide the full and correct title of the literary work for an accurate answer. What is the speaker's attitude toward the war? (The Gi) The title "The Gi" is unclear. Please provide the full and correct title of the literary work for an accurate answer. What comparisons does the poet use to express the (A Red, Red Rose) In Robert Burns' poem "A Red, Red Rose," the poet uses the following comparisons to express his love: • His love is compared to a red, red rose that has newly bloomed in June. • His love is compared to a melodie that is sweetly played in tune. • His love is also compared to the rocks and the sands o' life in terms of its enduring nature. What is the story about Steve Job's birth? (How to L) The title "How to L" is unclear. Please provide the full and correct title of the literary work. Generally, Steve Jobs was adopted shortly after his birth by Paul and Clara Jobs. His biological parents were Abdulfattah Jandali and Joanne Schieble. When does Dona Laura realise that Don Gonzalo wa (A Sunny Morning) Dona Laura realizes that Don Gonzalo is her former lover when they begin to recount stories of their youth in the park. The realization occurs as they describe the same events and details of their past romance, specifically the story of the "Silver Maiden" (Laura) and the "gallant lover" (Gonzalo), including the duel and his subsequent departure, despite their initial attempts to conceal their true identities. Send me the next one 📸