Answer:
1. Prejudice and Intolerance
2. Human and Animal
3. Law, Mercy, and Revenge
4. Greed vs. Generosity
5. Love and Friendship
Explanation:
1. Prejudice and Intolerance: this is exhibited when the scene showed the relationship between a woman's value and money, as Jessica eloped with Shylock's money
2. Human and Animal: this depicted when Shylock cried for help and shouted repeatedly, "O my ducats! O my daughter!"
3. Law, Mercy, and Revenge: this is indicated when Shylock cried for justice which equates to the fact that he will for revenge against the Christians through the court system.
4. Greed vs. Generosity, Love, and Friendship: this is shown when Solanio described Anthonio as "a kinder gentleman treads not the earth." But again, wonder if the love Anthonio has for Bassanio is real or out of greed, as Solanio further described Anthonio to have "only loves the world for" Bassanio
well usually you incoporate the setting if you are written about something already written you could say that the book shows that the setting is dark or what ever the setting is if you are the person writting then you should creat the setting by giving time,attitude/ tone etc. also mention this in writting a book review.
Humans shouldn't colonize mars. The reason people would go there is because humans have trashed our planet so badly. If people want a new planet they can help fix the one they and the ancestors ruined. You don't deserve a new chance if you don't have a good background to back you up. For example, if you tell a person who lies and can't keep a secret ever a secret. Lets say they tell someone. Why would you give them another chance if you know they just lie. Same thing goes for going to mars. Why give humans another planet if they will just ruin that one too?
Answer:
The object of prepositional phrase is <em>force</em>.
Explanation:
<em>Prepositional phrase </em>is a phrase where the main word is preposition (the phrase could not function without it).
Most often the preposition is at the beginning of the phrase. It is followed by a noun or a pronoun which acts as the <em>object of that prepositional phrase. </em>Noun or pronoun can have a modifier which in this case is <em>such</em>.
