Who is “Dee”?
Who is “Dee”?
The<br/>climax of “Everyday Use” occurs when ____. A: the<br/>mother takes the quilts from Dee and gives them to Maggie B: Dee's<br/>boyfriend arrives C: Dee<br/>makes dinner for her boyfriend D: Dee sets fire to the house
The<br/>climax of “Everyday Use” occurs when ____. A: the<br/>mother takes the quilts from Dee and gives them to Maggie B: Dee's<br/>boyfriend arrives C: Dee<br/>makes dinner for her boyfriend D: Dee sets fire to the house
设完全二叉树的第6层有24个叶结点,则此树最多有( )个结点。 A: 55 B: 79 C: 81 D: 127
设完全二叉树的第6层有24个叶结点,则此树最多有( )个结点。 A: 55 B: 79 C: 81 D: 127
The climax of the short story Everyday Use is ______. A: Dee taking pictures of the house B: the argument over the quilts C: the dinner D: Dee's leaving
The climax of the short story Everyday Use is ______. A: Dee taking pictures of the house B: the argument over the quilts C: the dinner D: Dee's leaving
In 1803 the United States purchased Louisiana from _____.
In 1803 the United States purchased Louisiana from _____.
2. Dee(Wangero)and Maggie have very distinct personalities.
2. Dee(Wangero)and Maggie have very distinct personalities.
The daughter’s name is . A: Frank B: Dee C: Polly
The daughter’s name is . A: Frank B: Dee C: Polly
Why do Dee and Mama disagree? ____ A: Mama<br/>places little value on education or hard work. B: They<br/>have different ideas about what is important in life. C: Mama<br/>resents Dee for setting the fire that burned down their first house. D: Dee<br/>and Mama both want everything for themselves.
Why do Dee and Mama disagree? ____ A: Mama<br/>places little value on education or hard work. B: They<br/>have different ideas about what is important in life. C: Mama<br/>resents Dee for setting the fire that burned down their first house. D: Dee<br/>and Mama both want everything for themselves.
In 1803, President Jefferson negotiated the purchase of Louisiana from Mexico.
In 1803, President Jefferson negotiated the purchase of Louisiana from Mexico.
Dee/Wangero and Maggie have very similar personalities. (from “Everyday Use”) （ ）
Dee/Wangero and Maggie have very similar personalities. (from “Everyday Use”) （ ）