A. B. Using the lecture аnd the textbооk, mаtch the cоrrect response to eаch question.
By nоw, yоu shоuld hаve viewed the exаmple discussion writing (included below) аnd watched the video. I'm including one of the two samples below so you may use it as a model when you respond to this quiz's prompt: Sample Literary Analysis Paragraphs presented as Discussion Board ResponsesExample 1Prompt: In “Hunters in the Snow,” which of the three characters is the most intelligent? Why?In the short story "Hunters in the Snow," author Tobias Wolff makes Frank the smartest character of the three hunters by showing his practical knowledge and ability to understand people's emotions. Frank's intelligence really stands out when Kenny is shot and Tub is panicking, but Frank stays calm and tells Kenny, "It's on the left side. It missed your appendix. If it had hit your appendix you'd really be in the soup" (Wolff 93). This shows that Frank knows enough about the human body to figure out how serious the injury is, which is something most people do not know and would have difficulty remembering in such a shocking situation. Frank also proves he's keenly aware of human psychology when he apologizes to Tub for being mean to him and says, "no man is an island. You've got to trust someone" (98). This interaction proves that Frank understands how relationships work and manipulates the situation to ensure his power among the three men. While Tub hides his eating problems and Kenny just acts tough all the time, Frank is the silent observer, taking a lesser role until the opportunity to rise in power presents itself. Even though Frank is wise, his poor choices with women prove him to be flawed; nonetheless, Wolff clearly sets him up as the most intelligent character because he is observant and he understands how to manipulate situations to his advantage. In today's culture, Christopher Columbus is lauded by some and criticized by others. Based on your reading of Columbus's Letter of Discovery and the lecture I provided, consider the prompt below and provide a well-written response of at least 250 words (1-2 well-developed paragraphs that consist of a topic sentence that addresses the prompt, supporting sentences, and an explanation as to how the support proves your claim). Be sure to answer all parts of the prompt; be convincing in your response. Use support from the text (in proper MLA format) to support your claim. Prompt for this quiz: In his Letter of Discovery, Christopher Columbus writes about his encounters and observations with the natives. How does he characterize the natives? How does he present them to those who read this letter? What might be his motivation in doing so? Use examples from the text to support your answer. Hint: Consider the points I made in the lecture, specifically about the rhetorical triangle. Use proper MLA when you reference the text: Columbus Reading Columbus Reading.pdf A Writer's Reference MLA