<span>The question requires us to choose which among the given choices is not true. The answer is the second choice, "Accidents happen, so it is not necessary to prepare for them". Even if how unpredictable the nature of the accident is, we are still required to prepare for them in order to lessen the expected damages not only to properties but to the persons as well. </span>
A. Character, setting and theme can be compared and contrasted in Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet and Julius Caesar.
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D. The starlit balcony of the Capulet garden sets the scene for romance, while the stark marble of the senate steps creates a stiff, political setting.
