What might “children gnaw their teeth to arrowheads” mean?

Which statement best paraphrases the following topic sentence?Because the coffee bush grows only in certain environments, most of the coffee that we drink comes from four popular coffee-growing regions in the world.

Which sentence indicates the same relationship as that between the two given sentences? Water should never be used to put out Class C fires.Instead, they must be extinguished with carbon dioxide or dry chemicals.

His detractors point to the brutality of his rule, and also claim that much of the country’s wealth wound up in the hands of his family or close associates.

mi madle, mi amol en muelte. God knowshis mother was no stupid woman; shecould roll an R like a queen. Evena parrot can roll an R! In the bare roomthe bright feathers arch in a parodyof greenery, as the last pale crumbsdisappear under the blackened tongue. Someone In Spanish ‘mi madle, mi amol en muelte’ should be pronounced ‘mi madre, mi amor en murte,’ which means ‘my mother, my love in death.’ What is the author saying?

‘He sees his mother’s smile, the teeth gnawed to arrowheads.” What could it mean?

He buries his mom and her cane. Did she also have a cane, which earlier in the poem meant ‘sugarcane.’ The cane blossoms with four-star flowers. What do the four-star flowers symbolize?

What is “rain punches through?”

What does the contras between “cane” and “parrot in the palace” represent?

the general sees the fields of sugarcane, lashed by rain and streaming. He sees his mother’s smile, the teethgnawed to arrowheads. He hearsthe Haitians sing with R’sas they swing the great machetes:Katalina, they sing, Katalina, We encounter a lot of repetition (anaphora) again, why?