Answer:
When there is not enough evidence to completely justify it, or if there is another perspective on the situation.
Explanation:
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Answer:
B
Explanation:
There can be multiple themes in a story or passage. This information rules out A and C. Theme is also based on the character's actions, thoughts, feelings, and how they react to something. Therefore, D is out. The only answer left is B.
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Explanation:
My dear father,
We received your letter yesterday. A letter from you is always a source of great joy for us. In the letter you have told us many things about your present life and the new place, you are living in. Now I wish to tell you whatever is going on here.
It will give you great pleasure to learn that ………………… (Your sister name) has passed the examination securing second position in the class. ………………… (Your younger brother) has also passed. But his health is very weak these days. Last week he had a severe attack of fever and remained confined to bed for about five days. The doctor advises him complete rest for the next three or four days.
Last week I had met with an accident. The injuries were minor and due to proper looking after, I am better now. Only that I have become a little weaker. Mother is always remembering you. She is all right and taking proper care of ours.
Father, Life is really full of happy and sad incidents. So, one should not take anything seriously.
Do go writing a letter to us once a week.
With greatest love and regard
Answer:
Discovery.
Explanation:
Edgar Allan Poe's "The Fall of the House of Usher" is a horror story about how a family's house falls, literally and figuratively. The unnamed narrator takes us through what happened, dealing with themes of supernatural elements, incest, and evil.
Based on the given excerpt, the unnamed narrator is giving us a 'tour' of what the House of Usher looks like. In giving us the scene, <em>"the bleak walls [. . .] vacant eye-like windows" </em>presents us the visual of how the scene looks. This gives the tone of discovery, the discovery of what the house seems/ looks like. He also went on describing what he feels on looking at the view in front of him. He also stated that <em>"It was a mystery all insoluble; nor could I grapple with the shadowy fancies that crowded upon me as I pondered"</em>. All these observations constitute the feeling of discovering what is ahead, in front of him.
