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expeople1 [14]
3 years ago
5

Read the excerpt below and answer the question. Want to tell you something about that boy Joe Crowell there. Joe was awful brigh

t…graduated from high school here, head of his class. So he got ascholarship to Massachusetts Tech. Graduated head of his class there, too. It was all wrote up in the Boston paper at the time. Goin' to be a great engineer,Joe was. But the war broke out and he died in France. All that education for nothing. This excerpt from Our Town conveys _____. Select all that apply. the impermanence of life the destructiveness of war the Stage Manager's feelings about education the Stage Manager's personal opinion about war
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mr_godi [17]3 years ago
7 0

This excerpt conveys:

A - the impermanence of life (Joe was going to be a great engineer but died too soon)

B - the destructiveness of the war (it took Joe too soon)

It does not include the stage managers personal opinion about education or war.

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