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What is Mr. Hartman's main purpose in writing this memo?
Answer : A
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How can someone ''taste and smell the stars'' (line 9)?
Answer : D
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The fish "have no pathway where they go" (line 5) because they are swimming in water. How does the speaker seem to feel about this situation?
Answer : A
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Why does Molly make ''a wordless sound'' (line 17)?
Answer : E
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Which statement reveals the encouraging tone the Human Resources Manager wants to convey?
Answer : D
