'Sometimes we must interfere. When human lives are endangered, when human dignity is in jeopardy, national borders and sensitivities become irrelevant.' is the part that represents the central point of Wiesel's Nobel Prize acceptance speech.
<h3>What is an acceptance speech?</h3>
A speech, which is delivered by a speaker at the time of accepting an honorary memento, or an award for extraordinary achievements, it is known as acceptance speech.
Hence, option B holds true regarding Wiesel's speech during the acceptance of the Nobel Prize. The complete question has been attached as an image.
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Answer:
1. A person who is known to embellish is not a plain speaker. True
2. We tend to exalt those whom we hold in low regard. False
3. A nonchalant attitude could also be described as deeply caring. False
4. A chef can scald milk without boiling it. False
5. The brass instruments are a part of the band's ensemble. True
6. An eccentric relative likely has some unusual behaviors. True
7. Someone who dresses in a nondescript manner would stand out in a
crowd. False
8. Nonconformists are likely to care a good deal about what others think of
them. False
9. A dormitory room could be considered an enclave within the dorm itself. True
10. Jewelers have a talent for embedding precious stones in gorgeous
settings. True
Explanation:
Answer:
D. Saito, the disinterested draftee who has an unexpected gift for
leading others
Explanation:
Multi-demisional description, unlike the other characters
