Question

11. In “Cranes,” just after Song-sam lets his friend escape, • he hears a shot. • he sees two cranes fly off. • Tok-chae realizes Song-sam has tricked him. 12. In "Tokyo," Ryo lies to Tususuishi about her___ • marriage. • work. • age. 13. Complete the following statement about the poem "Thoughts of Hanoi" : ___is/are both a friend and foe. • Time • Memories • The brother

Answer 1

11.A He hears a shot
12.C
13.B

Answer 2

11. He hears a shot.

12. Age

13. Memories

Step-by-step explanation:

"Cranes" tells the story of two friends. The two characters were close when they were little, but now find each other in opposite sides of the war. However, towards the end, their friendship is more important than their ideologies, and Song-sam decides to let his friend go. Right after, he hears a shot.

In "Tokyo," Ryo is a woman with a young child, and she has not seen her husband in six years, as he is a prisoner in Siberia. Ryo falls in love with Tsuruishi, and she lies to him about her age. However, they are unable to be together.

In "Thoughts of Hanoi," the author reminisces about the past, and tries to think about what the future brings. This brings a bittersweet tone to the poem, and conveys the idea that memories are both a friend and a foe.