The right answer for the question that is being asked and shown above is that: "D. the narrator's attempts to convince us of his sanity makes him appear mad." The irony that is presented in "the tell-tale heart" is that D. the narrator's attempts to convince us of his sanity makes him appear mad.<span>
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The opening statement begins with Oedipus being taken to the city of Thebes ravaged by crisis.
Explanation:
- Oedipus is taken to the city of Thebes which is full of hunger, disease and death and is asked by the king to resolve the issue.
- Oedipus accepts the challenge and continues to work for the people of Thebes.Oedipus tells the people that he had already sent his brother-in-law, Creon to solve the problem.
- Creon comes with a message saying that the problem would end only with the death of Laius, the former king.
- The opening statement reveals that the story is going to be a tragedy and creates a sense of suspense. The beginning part shows the intelligence and responsibility of Oedipus but in the end, his condition becomes pathetic.
The correct answer for this question is this one: "C. Criteria, conclusion, recommendation"
<span>After a bottom line statement, an activity report should include the following topics: </span><em>Criteria, conclusion, recommendation.</em> It ends the whole paper.
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