Use the story to answer the question.
The Black Horse
I had been riding my black horse through the thickets of pitahaya from early morning until past midday. I had no water and the sweetness of the pitahaya honey caused me great thirst. There was no place within one hundred and sixty kilometers where I could get any water. I was getting desperate, thinking I might die any minute.
But at that moment some great, beautiful clouds formed. I looked at those clouds and jumped on my horse and rode to the top of a hill. I carried a long stick with a fork on the end of it. When I got there, I kicked my horse with my wooden spurs and he gave a great jump up toward the clouds, and I, with my forked stick, made a stab at the cloud. My aim was good. As we came down, we were followed by a torrent of freshwater.
I drank and also my horse drank and we both bathed. Water ran in all the washes. It ran deep in Sabino arroyo. From that time on there has been water in Sabino arroyo, for which we all have to thank my wonderful horse.
The structure of the story, “The Black Horse” features which type of structure?
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problem and solution
problem and solution
sort and classify
sort and classify
compare and contrast
compare and contrast
cause and effect
cause and effect
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What is the inference?
Inference in any literature piece refers to achieving the conclusion of any subject with the support of facts and evidence present in the particular piece of literature.
Nature's power is represented by the black horse. When it first appears, the young guy has only recently identified that, after living 12 years away from the rural location of his upbringing, the natural setting that had once given him comfort and delight now makes him feel powerless and silly.
The strength to overcome challenges and achieve victory is symbolized by black horses. It is also popularly understood to represent death. This does not always imply passing away; in this instance, it just means getting rid of things that are no longer useful.
Therefore, option B is appropriate.
The rider is thirsty, and there is no water.
She is lazy.
They still use structures that will be familiar to modern readers.
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