This stanza might suggest<span> that life continues after death. (option A). It is presented as a positive view of death and how "the grave" might not be a final destination for people and it might be as real as life. It seems that life is not resumed to the present but what comes after death. </span>
Answer: After Andy and his buddies win their high school basketball game, they go out to celebrate… by grabbing a couple of beers. This is when Andy crashes the car into a wall—and while B.J., Tyrone, and Andy all make it out, their buddy Robbie doesn't. He wakes up just in time to feel the car burst into flames, and he yells out for his friends to help him, but they can't since the door is jammed. Yikes.
Since the accident, Andy's felt guilty because he was the one driving. Even though he got a two-year suspended sentence and has to take a couple of DUI classes, Andy doesn't feel like he's actually been punished for what he did. He blames himself for Robbie's death. He talks to his coach about it, and he tells him that Robbie wouldn't have blamed him, but this doesn't help much; Andy is still haunted by his guilt.
Pretty soon, Andy starts playing basketball again. Now that Robbie isn't on the team anymore, Andy takes his place as team captain. Everyone starts to get back to the way things were before the accident—well, everyone except Andy, that is. He can't wrap his head around his school work anymore, and he doesn't care if he lives or dies.
Explanation:
One of the organization in South
Africa that is dealing with corruption and fraud is NACF or the National Anti
Corruption Forum. Its aim to mitigate corruption through coordination of
sectoral strategies, advise sectors on the improvement of anti-corruption and
share information to practice anti – corruption.
