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Read the text below taken from short stories. Identify how the author’s human situations and experiences are moving him to write such lines. Tell whether these could be influenced by which factor.
4. The sight of the Señora’s flaccidly plump figure, swathed in a loose waist-less housedress that came down to her ankles, and the faint scent of agua de colonia blended with kitchen spice, seemed to her the essence of the comfortable world, and she sighed thinking of the long walk home through the mud, the baby’s legs straddled to her waist, and Inggo, her husband, waiting for her, his body stinking of tuba and sweat, squatting on the floor, clad only in his foul undergarments.
A. Culture B. History C. Economic D. Environmental
6. Life is beautiful. Life is full of rosy tomorrows, life is long, life is all your own to spend in ways that make you happiest—until it is not. For 11 days, multifaceted personality Iza Calzado laid in her hospital bed, looking up at a white ceiling with her labored breathing echoing in her ears and her pulse throbbing with an intense cocktail of IV-delivered medication sloshing in her weakened veins.
A. Culture B. History C. Economic D. Environmental
10. The most devastating impact of the Great Depression was human suffering. In a short period of time, world output and standards of living dropped precipitously. As much as one-fourth of the labor force in industrialized countries was unable to find work in the early 1930s. While conditions began to improve by the mid-1930s, total recovery was not accomplished until the end of the decade.
A. Culture B. History C. Economic D. Environmental
Read the text below taken from short stories. Identify how the author’s human situations and experiences are moving him to write such lines. Tell whether these could be influenced by which factor.
4. The sight of the Señora’s flaccidly plump figure, swathed in a loose waist-less housedress that came down to her ankles, and the faint scent of agua de colonia blended with kitchen spice, seemed to her the essence of the comfortable world, and she sighed thinking of the long walk home through the mud, the baby’s legs straddled to her waist, and Inggo, her husband, waiting for her, his body stinking of tuba and sweat, squatting on the floor, clad only in his foul undergarments.
A. Culture B. History C. Economic D. Environmental
6. Life is beautiful. Life is full of rosy tomorrows, life is long, life is all your own to spend in ways that make you happiest—until it is not. For 11 days, multifaceted personality Iza Calzado laid in her hospital bed, looking up at a white ceiling with her labored breathing echoing in her ears and her pulse throbbing with an intense cocktail of IV-delivered medication sloshing in her weakened veins.
A. Culture B. History C. Economic D. Environmental
10. The most devastating impact of the Great Depression was human suffering. In a short period of time, world output and standards of living dropped precipitously. As much as one-fourth of the labor force in industrialized countries was unable to find work in the early 1930s. While conditions began to improve by the mid-1930s, total recovery was not accomplished until the end of the decade.
A. Culture B. History C. Economic D. Environmental
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4.A.CULTURE
6.D.ENVIRONMENTAL
10.B.HISTORY
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