Answer and Explanation:
Ebenezer Scrooge is the main character in Charles Dickens' "A Christmas Carol". Scrooge is a grumpy old man who hates Christmas. He is also greedy and cold-hearted. Scrooge is visited by three ghosts who show him his past, present, and future. Victim of a neglected childhood, if Scrooge does not change his way of treating others, he will end up dying alone.
How do you think Scrooge changed his life after these experiences with the ghosts?
I believe the ghosts helped Scrooge understand the reasons behind his grumpiness. He was neglected by his father as a child, so his aggressive behavior toward others is but a way of protecting himself and his feelings. He is just trying to keep suffering at bay. However justifiable his behavior is, it is keeping people away from Scrooge. He will end up dying alone after driving everyone, even his own family, away.
<u>Now that he is aware of that, Scrooge is likely to be kinder and more patient. Instead of being greedy, he will help others with his money. Instead of being grumpy, he will be joyful. I imagine Scrooge becomes the complete opposite of the person he was at the beginning of the story. He will greet others with a smile, wish them a happy Christmas, invite his family over for dinner, give away presents, etc. For the rest of his life, Scrooge will be surrounded by people.</u>
theres no repeated revolutions so A is wrong
C is wrong as lack of innovative spirit would not help industrialization
D is wrong as there were not strong unions yet
so only choice left n the right ans is:
B) Its many coal deposits and navigable rivers helped to spur the Industrial Age.
Answer:
He came back with two plates and said that he found them beside the learner's bed
Answer:
B. "watch the running of the bulls and the bullfights"
Explanation:
Option B is the correct answer.
It is the phrase that best supports the answer in Part A. In Paragraph 5, we see the author using the word "hedonistic". The word is known to mean engaging in the pursuit of pleasure. It also means to be sensually self-indulgent.
In paragraph 5, as the author uses the word, hedonistic, he further explains it by saying they "watch the running of the bulls and the bullfights". This is closly in meaning to hedonistic. It has to do with pursuit of pleasure.
Answer: It unnecessarily restates the editorials claim
Explanation:
Point 4 is basically point three and one simplified.
