Answer:
I think it's the one that your mouse is on.
Explanation:
Answer:
This characterization of the time pictures Orwell's inner conflict.
Explanation:
In paragraph 11 of "Shooting an Elephant" by George Orwell, the characterization of the five seconds as a long time pictures <em>Orwell's inner conflict</em>. Orwell was a British police officer in Burma who represented the British Empire. He is hated by the local people, and he inwardly hates British imperialism. He does not want to kill the elephant, but the Burmese crowd wants him to. In what seems an eternity for him, that long time-period of five seconds before the shot, he is thinking about all this.
Answer:
Definitely either B or D. I'm pretty sure it's B.
The correct answer is A. You should never tell anyone else your goal because if you don't achieve it you will be considered a failure. This is not the correct option, as you must take ownership of your goal and let it be known that you are actively trying to accomplish it.
