I would choose options (A) providing facts and (D) using deductive reasoning. Since the deductive reasoning is based on premises (providing fact would be the action needed) for its operation. When we reason deductively, we use known facts to arrive at logical conclusions that we know are true.
Found one: <span> The great black forest--stern as it showed itself to those who brought the guilt and troubles of the world into its bosom--became the playmate of the lonely infant, as well as it knew how.</span>
You can use text evidence to back up what type of interpretation you have of a theme. Like the theme “Challenge’s can be overcome with hard work and patience” if your interpretation of the theme is that the theme Challenge’s can be overcome with hard work and patience means that when you have obstacles and challenges that you need to overcome. Having patience and being doing hard work can help you overcome your obstacles/challenges. Then you can give an example by using text evidence. There are plenty of other ways to use text evidence to support an interpretation of a theme as well.
Answer:
<h3>He does not realize that the world is cruel and insecure.</h3><h3 />
Explanation:
- In the story "What, Of this Goldfish, Would you wish?", the irony about the archetypal character is that the character,<u> Yonatan, though he seems ambitious and smart, does not realize that the world is cruel and insecure.</u>
- Yonatan is characterized as a young ambitious man who has innocent intentions and ideas about the people around him. He fails to understand that people are not as good as he thinks they are. He also <u>wears an earring and that makes him look different and suspicious to others.</u>
