conflict of the "Desiree's baby"
1. conflict of the "Desiree's baby"
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concerning racism and his relationship with Desiree to assert that there is a struggle in finding balance with one's societal image.
2. setting of the "Desiree's baby"
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DESIREE'S BABY,is set in southern Louisiana during its antebellum period. In American history, the antebellum period refers to the first half of the nineteenth century (the 1800s) prior to the Civil War. ...
3. Resolution of the"Desiree's baby"
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In Kate Chopin's "Désirée's Baby," the resolution comes after Désirée and her baby leave the plantation. She disappeared among the reeds and willows that grew thick along the banks of the deep, sluggish bayou; and she did not come back again.
4. Desiree went to the store which is 50 m to the North of their house to buy salt. When she arrived there, she found out that all salt were all sold out and the vendor advised her to go to the other store but this is 90 meters to the South. What is Desiree’s displacement if she only have gotten their first?
Answer:
40 m
Step-by-step explanation:
90 m-50 m=40 m
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5. what is the critique introduction of desiree's baby (1893)
Answer:
an insightful commentary on race, miscegenation, and sexism in the pre-Civil War South.
Explanation:
The story describes the aftermath of the birth of Désirée's firstborn son. Désirée was adopted by a wealthy French Creole family after she was found abandoned at their gates.#CarryOnLearning
Answer:
This analysis of “Désirée’s Baby,” an 1893 short story by Kate Chopin, explores the narrative of miscegenation and motherhood in the antebellum American South. Chopin is best known for the groundbreaking classic novella The Awakening (1899).
Désirée, a young woman adopted as a child, is married to a plantation owner named Armaud. She is startled when she suddenly realizes that their baby is of a darker complexion than her own and her husband’s.
Chopin uses the setting of Louisiana to create a delicate yet hostile environment for a disillusioned young mother. Motherhood in this era can be deemed sensitive and complicated, since Désirée lives in a time when its treatment is based on ethnicity and social stratification.
Explanation:
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6. desiree babysits to earn money. she charges php 75 for the first hour. for each additional hour, she charges php 60. let n be equal to the number of hours after the first hour of her babysit. Represents how much desiree charges for babysits
Answer:
The answer is 135
Step-by-step explanation:
75 + 60=n
75 + 60=135
So that answer is 135
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7. "Desiree's Baby" do agree or clash with your view of the world, and what you consider right or wrong?
Answer:
right
Explanation:
if this wRong this is my second answer
(agree)
I hope is right
if I wrong (sorry)
8. what are the Conclusion of Desiree's baby (1893) story!?
Answer:
The final confirmation of Armand's disgust with his wife and child is a bonfire he builds to destroy her clothes and possessions. To Armand's distress, while collecting Désirée's things to burn, he finds a letter from his mother to his father, revealing Armand's own mixed-race parentage. She has written, ''I thank the good God for having so arranged our lives that our dear Armand will never know that his mother, who adores him, belongs to the race that is cursed with the brand of slavery.''
9. 7. Desiree spends 25% of the day in school About bow marry bours does she spend inschools
6hours
Explanation:
25%x4=100% or 24 hours
So 24 divided by 4 =6hours
10. Do you think the line "... I thank the good God for having so arranged our lives that our dear Armand will never know his mother, who adores him, belongs to the race that is cursed with the brand of slavery." from Desiree's Baby by Kate Chopin could encapsulate catharsis? I'm not quite sure if it would make sense when I link the two...
Answer:
It's wrong. No kids should have kept hidden from their true identity. No matter how tragic the past was, or what kind of race are you born with, we should know where we truly belong.
11. short story of Desiree's Baby by Kate Chopin1. What is the story all about? (Summary -10 sentences -max) 2. What kind of discrimination is present in the story? 3. How is racism treated in the story of Desiree's baby?4. What lesson did you learn from it? need help po plss
Explanation:
1. Summary:
Desiree's Baby is a short story by Kate Chopin which tells the story of a young woman of French Creole descent and her life with her husband and their infant son, who is of mixed race. The story begins with the arrival of a baby boy in the home of Desiree and her husband, Armand. The couple is ecstatic and they both take delight in the child’s presence. However, the joy of their child is soon replaced by the discovery that the child is of mixed race. Armand is filled with anger and despair, believing that Desiree is responsible for his child's mixed race. He begins to treat her cruelly and eventually drives her away.
Desiree is eventually revealed to be the child of a former slave, and Armand is the one who is of mixed race. Armand's racist beliefs prevent him from accepting his own heritage and he is ashamed that his own child has the same heritage. As a result, Armand is filled with regret and sorrow for his actions. He is ultimately driven to the brink of insanity and he dies alone.
2. Discrimination:
The story of Desiree's Baby highlights the discrimination against people of mixed race during the time period in which it was written. Armand is filled with anger and shame when he discovers that his own child is of mixed race and he blames Desiree for it. He believes that she is responsible for his child's heritage and he treats her cruelly and eventually drives her away. Armand's racist beliefs prevent him from accepting his own heritage and he is ashamed that his own child has the same heritage.
3. Racism:
Racism is treated in a very negative way in the story of Desiree's Baby. Armand's racism is what ultimately leads to the downfall of the couple's relationship and the downfall of Armand himself. His racism prevents him from accepting his own heritage and he is so ashamed that his own child has the same heritage that he is driven to the brink of insanity and eventually dies alone.
4. Lesson:
Desiree's Baby teaches the lesson that racism is a deeply rooted and destructive force. Armand's racism prevents him from accepting his own heritage and leads to the downfall of his relationship with Desiree and his own death. The story serves as a reminder that racism must be confronted and challenged in order to create a more just and equitable society.
12. 2. Which literary work did Desiree Cooper refer to in her crafl essay? Who is the author?
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to Write an Author's Craft Essay • Collect entries on the author's craft. Choose a spot in the text to study and name a few craft moves you see the author using. Look for patterns of craft across the text in similar scenes. Focus on powerful craft moves, like symbolism.
An author is the creator or originator of any written work such as a book or play, and is also considered a writer. More broadly defined, an author is "the person who originated or gave existence to anything" and whose authorship determines responsibility for what was created
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13. The youngest business tycoon in the country.A. Joseph CalataB. Patricio BaseC. Jose MercadoD. Desiree Duran
Answer:
Joseph Calata (born July 31, 1980) is a Filipino businessman.
A. Joseph Calata
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14. 14. The "Juice King of the Philippines, also owns a farm in Negros Occidental aside from Zest - O Corporation. A. Alfredo M. Yao B. Desiree Duran C. Editha Aguinaldo D. Desiree duran
Answer: For me the answer is C. Editha Aguinaldo
Explanation: I learnt it in my class
15. How those events influence the actions and thinking process of the characters in desiree's baby?
Answer:
Graphic organizers integrate both text and visuals. This has been scientifically proven to be an effective way of teaching and learning. Using them can be extremely useful for both teachers and students as they will make lessons more engaging as well as easily comprehensible.
16. 3. He is the CEO of one of the Largest Exporters of Bananas in the country.d. Edith Dacuycuya. Senen Bacani b. Joseph Calata c. Desiree Duran d. Edith Dacuycuy4. He is into producing organic vegetable which is now very in demand.a. Paris Uyb. Joseph Calat c. Desiree Duran d. Edith Dacuycuy
Answer:
D.EDITH DACUYCUY
Explanation:
HE IS THE ANSWER
17. the youngest buisiness tycoon in the countrya)joseph calatab)patricio basec)jose mercadod)desiree duran
Answer:
A. Joseph Calata
Explanation:
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CARRY ON LEARNING18. roselyn and desiree are comparing their weights. if roselyn weights 42 5/8 kilograms and desiree weights 47 2/5 kilograms, what is the diference in their weights?
42 5/8-47 2/5= -191/40
The answer would be -191/40 :)
46 31/40 kilograms is the difference between their weights19. the youngest business tycoon in the country A. Joseph calataB. patricio baseC. Jose Mercado D. Desiree duran
Answer:
A.Joseph Calata(born July 31, 1980) is a Filipino businessman
Step-by-step explanation:
Youngest business owner
20. 4) Desiree babysits to earn money. She charges Php 75 for the first hour. For each additionalhour, she charges Php 60. Let n be equal to the number of hours after the first hour of herbabysit. Represents how much Desiree charges for babysits.
Answer:
PhP 135 to per hour
Step-by-step explanation:
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21. who is desiree duran?
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Desiree Durán Morales is a Bolivian actress, TV presenter, and model who participated Miss Universe 2006 and made top 10.
Answer:
She is a Bolivian Actress
22. How much does the text, "Desiree's Baby" agree or clash with your view of the world, and what you consider right or wrong? Kindly discuss your answer in not less than five (5) sentences.Please help me po, I need it ASAP
Answer:
if you were the president of the Philippines how will you handle the issue on the West Philippine Sea
23. desiree 1.61 meters tall and she is the fourth tallest in the group of 20. what does it signify?
Answer:
1.62Step-by-step explanation:
1.42+20=1.6224. desiree is smaller than emma.
Answer:
Emma is tall or taller than desiree
Explanation:
desiree is smaller and Emma is taller
Answer: I don’t know what your question is about,but does it have a Story or a paragraph?25. where is Desiree Duran Location
Answer:
basuit,san Ildelfonso,bulacan
Explanation:
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26. How much does the text, "Desiree's Baby" agree or clash with your view of the world, and what you consider right or wrong? Kindly discuss your answer in not less than five (5) sentences.help me po, I'll mark you brainliestnonsense = report
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27. Who is desiree duran the orchard growers
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Successful Orchard Growers DESIREE DURAN (DURAN FARM AND AGRIBUSINESS CENTER) Desiree Duran was challenged to start her agri-business after attending a seminar. She turned her 1 hectare of land into a plantation of tomato which piqued the interest of her own community. The community become involved in the production
Explanation:
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28. what is the point of view in Desiree's baby?
Answer:
Kate Chopin's story 'Desiree's Baby' is told from a 3rd person omniscient point of view. ... Throughout the story, we are given the thoughts and feelings of several of the characters. This tells us that it is 3rd person omniscient, since in 3rd person limited, we would only have the thoughts of one character.
29. Independent Activity Complete the dialogue with the correct phrase or sentence found inside the pool. Desiree Hi, Althea. Do_____? Althea:Hello, yes.______ Desiree:____your classmates? Althea:_____are to study and play badminton. : : Are they Yes, they We love I am I have three friends
Answer:
1. 2.i am 3.are they 4.yes,they
30. Desiree duran of duran farm and agribusiness research
Answer:
CABANATUAN CITY, Nueva Ecija—Farmers supported by the Agricultural Training Institute (ATI) underscored the lucrative side of agriculture as they shared their good practices during the 2nd AgriTalk.
Desiree Duran, president of the Bulacan-based ATI Learning Site (LS) Duran Farm Agribusiness and Training Center Association, Inc., showed how agriculture can be a viable source of income through farm tourism.
“Farm tourism is very simple. The important thing is that there is something to do, something to see, and something to buy in your farm,” Duran said as she shared some of the activities in her farm such as the ‘pick-and-pay’ scheme for vegetables and ‘catch-and-pay’ in their fish pond.
