<span><span>A.
</span>Because the president rules the country like a
dictator</span>
In African countries like Zimbabwe where corruption exists,
the power has been converted to tyranny. Information deficit is fairly common.
People do not have freedom of expression. Mass media like newspapers,
television and radios cannot exercise this freedom thus not being able to
function as the watchdog of the public. Investigative journalism almost does
not exist. The government is also the largest employer in these countries. They
seize the opportunities to buy state properties at low prices. When the economy
grows, it opens more chances for the government to get kickbacks such as in
building projects that are poorly supervised.
Its sharpened because the boy isnt really sick hes just crazy because of the vulture eye
Answer:
She describes how the season slowly turns to fall and the leaves began to inevitably change color. She even makes a metaphorical reference that the fall colors are a sign of death and how death eventually leads to new life in the end.
Even though this don't answer you question but i read that book
Answer:
18. A. Importance of individualism
19. D. He is simply reporting what he sees and wants the reader to draw his/her conclusions.
Explanation:
The above selected options are correct.
One of the main themes of Romanticism is individualism. Individualism is known to be that the interests of an individual are paramount. It says that one's rights, values and duties originates in the individual.
We see the importance of individualism play out as the speaker reveals the sufferings that people are passing through. He kept saying "I See..." which makes it individualistic. He also allows the reader to trust in their own instinct and see what he also sees. He wasn't imposing anything on anyone. He reports what he sees and wants the reader to draw conclusion by him/herself.
Whitman was known to be a great believer of individualism. It was a movement that he was part of.
D. the disparity between reason and instinct.
One of the primary themes in The Most Dangerous Game is the disparity between reason and instinct. Connell has tried to blur the lines between the two faculties and tried to demonstrate that these faculties of the human mind are not as starkly apart or clear-cut as they are thought to be. He has done this by creating enmity between Genral Zaroff and Rainsford.
