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I believe the answer to your question is T.) Word choice
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Three meaningful lines in "The Leap" are as follows:
1."I owe her my existence three times."
2."My mother once said that I'd be amazed at how many things a person can do within the act of falling."
3."I know that she's right. I knew it even then. As you fall there is time to think."
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The central theme which is <em>similar</em> to the two passages is:
- The feeling of triumph after suffering moments of doubt.
The way through which <em>the two passages</em> show this central theme based on their historical context are:
From the first passage, we can see that the narrator talks about the promise which was made by <em>President John Fitzgerald Kennedy</em> about going to the moon and <em>how it looked impossible</em>, but nine years later it was made possible and there was <em>the belief</em> that anything can be achieved.
The second passage talks about the journey on the Mayflower which probably talks about the Pilgrims who left Europe on their way to Europe to get their religious freedom.
<em>During their journey</em>, they encountered some rough seas and <em>thought they could not make it</em>, but when they finally arrived, they were <em>optimistic</em> about what they could achieve.
Read more about historical context here:
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