the fourth opt-in is the one with the error. it should be "wants"
Answer:
A). Travel allows one to connect with and feel the fellowship of others.
Explanation:
'Song of the Open Road' by Walt Whitman explores the idea of freedom and democracy. <u>He acclaims the pleasures of traveling on an 'open road' which makes him feel 'healthy and free.</u>' The speaker says that 'traveling allows an individual to connect with his self and experience the fellowship of others' and therefore, he wishes to be the master of his own destiny and chose the ways as he wants and explore the new knowledge, perspective, and much more coming his way on this open road. Thus, he suggests the idea 'strong and content, I am on the open road.' Therefore, <u>option A</u> is the correct answer.
Answer:
One of the rules with my friends and family is to tell the truth. Friends should always be honest with you and tell you if something is wrong or if they did something wrong. One time I did not feel like going to school one day because I had a big english test. I lied to my mom and told her that I did not feel too good. She got the thermometer, washed it off, and put it in my mouth. After she put it in my mouth, she told me to keep it under my tongue while she goes to get her clothes for work. Then when she left the room, I sat up and put the thermometer tip to the lamp. When I heard foot steps close to the door, I put it back in my mouth and it kinda hurt my tongue a little. My mom took it out and it read 101, so she stayed home with me. When she was watching tv in the living room and thought I was asleep, I studied for the test some more for tomorrow. I got to take the test and I passed. I was happy for passing but when I realized that my mom could not take a day off during my break to take me to the arcade I felt horrible. I wish I had never lied about being sick. It’s always best to tell the truth.
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Answer:
b. conscience.
Explanation:
The word "scruples" refers to the act of having any hesitation, or be reluctant to do something. This word can be used as both a noun and a verb, depending on its position and usage in a sentence.
So, when the statement talks about one's scruples acting as an obstacle, then the correct word to finish or complete the sentence is "conscience". Then, the sentence will mean that one is not reluctant to act in an unlawful way or morally wrong, thereby acting against the very nature of one's conscience, the inner feeling that helps us decide if it is right or wrong.
Thus, the correct answer is option b.