The conversation had swung from Australian convicts of the 19th century to the English peasants of the 12th century.
The conversation had swung from Australian convicts of the 19th century to the English peasants of the 12th century.
Their religious ________ prevented them from taking up arms. A: convictions B: convicts C: confronts D: corresponds
Their religious ________ prevented them from taking up arms. A: convictions B: convicts C: confronts D: corresponds
At first, Australia was settled by the British as a colony (). A: to provide food and wool for Britain B: to receive free settlers C: to receive convicts from Britain D: to expand the British imperial power
At first, Australia was settled by the British as a colony (). A: to provide food and wool for Britain B: to receive free settlers C: to receive convicts from Britain D: to expand the British imperial power
Which of the following is not the theme of the story? A: The story emphasizes the difficulty in finding grace in ordinary life B: It is about the moral values in the southern “honor” culture C: Epiphany is accompanied with violence and destruction D: It is about the destruction of a normal family by three escaped convicts
Which of the following is not the theme of the story? A: The story emphasizes the difficulty in finding grace in ordinary life B: It is about the moral values in the southern “honor” culture C: Epiphany is accompanied with violence and destruction D: It is about the destruction of a normal family by three escaped convicts