Question

7. Read the passage and identify the adjectives and write them down. (5 marks)
Once in a long while, four times so far from me, my mother brings out the metal
tube that holds her medical diploma. On the tube are gold circles crossed with seven
red lines each- ‘joy’ written in abstract. There are also little flowers that look like
gears for a gold machine. According to the scraps of labels with Chinese and
American addresses, stamps and postmarks, the family airmailed the can from Hong
Kong in 1950. It got crushed in the middle, and whoever tried to peel the labels off
stopped because the red and gold paint came too, leaving silver scratches that rust.
Somebody tried to pry the end off, before discovering that it falls apart. When I
opened it, the smell of China flies out, thousand years old but flying heavy- headed
out of the Chinese caverns where bats are as white as dust, a smell that comes from
long ago, far back in the brain.​

Answer 1

Answer:

sorry can't do it.

I am extremely sorry.