In elizabeth baines' "compass and torch," what is significant about the compasses?
a. the boy's is surprisingly of much better quality than his father's.
b. the father's is a real compass, but the boy's is only a toy.
c. they both forget to bring one.
d. they each show a different direction for north.

In which type of essay would you expect to find the following passage? during the civil war, the economies of the northern and southern states differed: the north was industrial, while the south was agricultural. while sometimes these interests allowed for mutual economic goals, they also contributed in part to the conflict that fueled the onset of the civil war.