It's about the dark side of human nature. It's a bit dense, and definitely not suited for unskilled readers, but it's pretty good. The movie "Apocalypse Now" is based on "Heart of Darkness."
An example of a moral dilemma is having to choose between saving a dog from a fire or saving your sister.
1. The correct answer is d."abs" "<span>Phil was training for the marathon, so he had to abstain from junk food."
Abstain is a verb that means to deny or restrain yourself from consuming, having or engaging in something. Another instance where the word "abstain" can be used meaningfully and correctly in a sentence is: "When Lisa found out she was pregnant, she wisely decided to abstain from consuming alcohol and smoking.
2. The correct answer is b. retro. "</span><span>Natalie wanted to watch the retrospective on TV."
A retrospective basically refers to an exhibit, show or program of some kind that showcases the entire journey of a person's work or ventures. For instance, a prominent artist or musician might have a retrospective to showcase his or journey and career progression from the start to a completion point. A retrospective basically means looking back on something or someone's journey.
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3. The correct answer is c. fore. "</span><span>.The <em>fore</em>man ensured work at the construction site went on smoothly"
A foreman is basically a worker who leads and supervises other workers performing a project. A construction foreman's duties and roles involve: delegating tasks to other workers, training them and ensuring that the work is carried out in an efficient manner. A foreman is typically someone who is experienced at their work and a "senior" in their field of work.</span>
This question is about "The crucible"
Answer and Explanation:
In the theater play Tituba is threatened to be beaten if she does not confess to being involved in witchcraft, she then confesses to escape the beatings. In the film, however, there is no threat and Tituba is beaten in front of the viewer, who can hear her confess screaming. This difference in approach that the directors of the play and the film decided to make aims to increase and decrease the drama of the scene. This is because watching Tituba's beating in the film promotes a greater and more impactful drama, making the viewer shocked by the physical violence to which blacks were subjected. This same scene in the play, however, has less drama, but it also leaves the viewer shocked by the psychological and emotional control that whites had over blacks.
