Answer: The correct answer is: [C]:
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" A chart that identifies the number of new homes built each year. "
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Explanation:
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<u>Note</u>: This is the only answer choice given that is an example of a "graphical source". A chart that identifies or represents data can be demonstrated using a graph.
Consider the other answer choices:
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[A]: A non-fiction book about the economical consequences of a war;
as a source, would tend to be an "objective source"—yet not a"graphical source".
[B]: A book of poetry—as a source—is not a source that provides statistical data/information that is "graphed".
[C]: As mention for choice [C]: A magazine article providing reviews is not statistical data/information that is "graphed" .
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<span>The correct
answer is D. Cynicism of the world, it is not a tenet of Romanticism. </span>
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Cynicism and Romanticism are an oxymoron (they have completely opposite meanings).
Cynicism is rooted in pessimism and negativity while Romanticism spreads hope
and optimism. </span>
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<span>This applies also in literature and art. The Romanticism movement
explored the exotic, the spirituality and was based on individualism and the
interest of everything outside the “normal” and rational realm, such as dreams
and ghosts. </span>
I believe the correct answer from the choices listed above is option A. Rawi has just determined his essay’s format. That format would be <span>a five-paragraph essay. Hope this answers the question. Have a nice day. Feel free to ask more questions.</span>
The correct answer is “Being content does not always lead to growth” and “Learning about the past can bring wisdom.”
Indeed, the participant first person narrator begins his recollection by stating how happy his knowledge of the “Old Books” made him back then. However, he immediately states that he still had “questions he could not answer”. Then he uses a very interesting metaphor for knowledge: “fire”. It is interesting because fire has both a positive and a negative property, it gives both light and warmth but also it burns and consumes. Thus, knowledge is positive because it helps a person understand himself and his world, to “light” the way and it also improves life as the inventorial description of the technological and educational advances show (the spin wool wheel, the Old books). However, fire also consumes wood, so to keep it burning more wood is required just like knowledge shows a person that although he knows many things there are a lot more things the he does not know (lack of knowledge) and that new knowledge will light the way of humanity and make it grow. The fact that he decides to leave his family after such reflection shows that he is leaving to get more wood for his inner, sacred fire, to get more knowledge for his mind.
