Answer: Elements that make "Walden" a memoir:
<u><em>- It is told from a first-person point of view.</em></u>
<u><em>- It focuses on an important experience.</em></u>
<u><em>- It provides information about the author's life.</em></u>
Explanation:
Henry David Thoreau's "Walden" is a memoir, because it's about his very <em><u>personal experience of living close to nature</u></em>, <em><u>leading a simple lifestyle</u></em> in the cabin he built and <em><u>his reflections</u></em> on this experience.
It's an account of <em>t</em><em><u>he author's personal point of view</u></em> and it's told from <u>a first-person point of view. </u>
The other explanations do not match the definition of a memoir, because <em>taking place over a short period of time does not necessarily make it a memoir</em> (so could a novel or a short story), <em>containing primarily transcendental ideas does not make it a memoir (</em>so could other types of text as well) and <em>emphasizing studying nature </em>doesn't mean it's personal (so could a descriptive text).
Answer:
The home team was winning the home game.
Explanation:
I, II, and III. just took the test.
<u>Answer:</u>
Faustus wish to be a beast because (A) Beasts feel no pain.
<u>Explanation:</u>
Faustus is very clever and urges for many things in life. He wants knowledge and power that surpasses that of humans.
Mephistopheles is the beast Faustus wishes to be. He thinks that he can fulfil all his dreams only by becoming a devil or a beast. So, he makes a deal with the beast and exchanges his soul with that of a beast in lure of knowledge and power. Faustus thinks that all beats are happy and when they die their souls dissolve. So, throughout his life, he commits sin and when at the end he realises his mistake and repents. But it is too late then.