1. She is leaving someone. Maybe he/she betrayed her so she has nowhere to go.

1. She lost something valuable to her. Maybe she got into a fight with someone and they lost connection.

7.She has no family or friends to go to. It is like she is trapped and there is nowhere to go.

1. Author says glass beads instead of earrings. More describing.

3-4. She is very upset and the author used sensory words so we can understand the situation

5.Maybe she is malnourished and has no food to eat?

1.Reminds me of a book I read. It was about a girl who was stuck in the cold for a long time.

Interesting Title shows the setting is Winter

Why and how is the future of food changing?

• I do not think the future of food is changing. This article did not convince me because it focused too much on how insects were beneficial to the African culture. It never said how they were going to implement insects in American culture. It just said that insects were good for you and help the environment. These reasons are not convincing enough for me to pay attention and make me think maybe I should eat insects. Also, the author is saying that the stigma of insects is ridiculous. However, I believe that too so that gets me offended.

Why are Kenya's youth so malnourished? Is something wrong with the country?

What does this mean?

Will insects ever replace these big three meats?

Could you try to integrate insects in western culture?

How do you persuade people to eat insects, because many think they are disgusting. They don't care about the environmental benefits.

That much?

Raw fish is not that unaccepted in America. I live in New York and there are so much sushi restaurants.

Is this stigma ridiculous? Insects carry a lot of diseases and they can bite humans.

Which insects are edible and which are not?

The author is trying to persuade the reader to change something. It is a persuasive article.