Answer:
1. It is not fair that a person is denied the possibility of studying and getting a formal education, even if this person has commited a crime.
2. I think a person should be able to have the chance to study and get a formal education even if has criminal records. It is a good thing that the government has specific programs that consider people in jail. This does not earase their sentence, but provides them an opportunity to improve their life.
3. A person should be considerate for academic programs even with a criminal record. This does not change the fact or erase the sentence that they have.
Explanation:
I believe a person should be able to have access to academic programs even if that person has criminal records. A person in jail has a lot of time, that is why giving a person a thing to look up for, like academic goals can lead to a better result curse of this person's life.
The text shows an example of a person that put his time at good use, this should be a consideration for people in prison. It could work even as a recovery program.
Answer:
setting, where the character is. character the person in the story. conflict the problem in the story.
Explanation:
cause I know
A soliloquy is a long speech given alone.
Lots of these in Romeo and Juliet
Answer:
C. The word is first used to create an excited tone and changes to a tone of dread.
Explanation:
The word frantically was used two times between lines 60-79 in the Greek myth titled, "The Flight of Icarus". Frantic means being overcome with excitement, pain, fear, anger, or other emotions. The first time the word was used, it conveyed the feeling of excitement as Icarus was enthusiastic and eager to carry himself higher and higher into the heavens itself.
The second time the word was used, it was used to convey how nervously he tried to stay afloat in the air. He called on his father who could not do much to help him. In this second usage of the word, there was a shift to a tone of dread.
I agree with the other person ( sorry I’m not sure what their name is) I believe it’s A.