Answer:
Explanation: If I really loved that person deeply and if death was coming for them i'd give my life to that person, If I could I would get the moon and give it to that person cause they mean so much to me and i'd do so much more basically anything for that person I would sacrifice every last thing that I got for them.
This question is about the poem "No Man is an Island", by John Donne.
Answer:
The statement that best describes a theme of the poem is:
C. Everyone and everything in the world is connected as part of a larger whole.
Explanation:
No wonder the title of the poem says no man is an island. We are all connected; we are a continent, a family. If one of us dies, no matter where in the world, all the rest of us should grieve, according to the speaker. We are a part of a larger whole. No man is truly isolated for all men are a part of humankind:
<em>[...]any man's death diminishes me,
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<em>because I am involved in mankind.
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<em>And therefore never send to know for whom
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<em>the bell tolls;</em>
<em>it tolls for thee.</em>
<span>The conflict which forces the "mighty race" to promote ever faster innovation and creativity is not always singulair, but can and, often, occur simultaneously. If needing to classify each force, however, in terms of what drives people. the first and foremost, would be the animalistic instinct to ensure the continuation of the species or to "avoid their own extinction". Next, and parallel to the first is the hope of avoiding more tragedies that those suffered in the past. Choices C and D are parallel to each other as they both involve interspecies competion and are more focused on competion than survival of the species or "race".</span>
