Part A What inference can be made about Aaron in "Zlateh the Goat"? 1. He has worked in the fields. 2. He has experience being outdoors. 3. He enjoys playing in the snow. 4. He is physically strong for his age. Question 2 Part B Which excerpt from the story best supports the answer to Part A? 1. “With great effort he dug his way through the snow.” 2. "No matter how cold it may be outside, in the hay it is always warm." 3. “But a boy and an animal need to breathe, and there was hardly any air in their hideout.” 4. “Through the window Aaron could catch a glimpse of the chaos outside.”

Part A- 4

Part B- 1

Explanation:

'Zlateh the Goat' is a short story written by Isaac Bashevis Singer. The story is about a goat named Zlateh and a boy named Aaron. The story takes place during the time of Hanukkah, a Jewish festival.

Through the story, thhe inference that can be made about Aaraon is that he is a strong boy for his age. Aaron is a twelve-year-old boy. The narrator of the story tells that Aaron made a way through heavy snowy path to a  haystack which was covered with snow. This action of Aaron, suggests that he is a strong boy for his age. Making a way through a heavy snow path is a difficult task and requires a lot of strength, thus inferring about Aaron's strength. Therefore, for Part A of the question, the correct answer is 4th option.

The evidence that supports this claim from the text, for Part B question is in option 1st. The first option reveals how Aaron made the way for homself and the goat towards haystack covered with snow, to use it as a shelter.

Therefore, the correct answers for Part A is 4th option and Part B is option 1st.

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educational segregation in the us prior to brown.

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judgment and order of the supreme court for the case.

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