The answer is false I believe.
Answer:
Being "effortlessly incorporated into [the Ratliffs] lives was foreign to Gogol. It is because the hospitality that Gogol received by Maxine's parents was different than his family's hospitality.
This effortlessness caused Gogol to fall in love with Maxine.
Explanation:
The Namesake is the first novel of Jhumpa Lahiri. The novel revolves around the life of Gogol, touching upon the themes of conflicting cultures, ideological differences, etc.
When Gogol started living with Maxine and her family in New York City, he became 'effortlessly incorporated into [the Ratliffs'] lives. It is because he witnessed the open-mindedness of Maxine's parents that lacks in his parents in India. Even the hospitality he received from Maxine's parents was different from his family.
The effect that this 'effortlessly incorporation into [the Ratliffs'] lives had on Gogol was that he fell in love with Maxine.
It helps the reader understand what the writing should be about
Dr. Faustus is a story, created by Marlowe a contemporary of William Shakespeare, about a man who sells his soul to the devil in exchange for magician power. Using flexibility and and poetic effect in drama, some of the intentions of this autor in creating meaning by associating Dr. Faustus magic are the following:
1. To follow the medieval practice of humorous, clownish and boisterous amusement
2. To show how the three knowledges of medicine, law and theology can be joined in one.
3. To make an emphatic representation of the struggle between God and the devil for the fate of an individual human soul.
4. To create a contrast between illusion and reality through Faustus’ use of magic.
5. To oppose Faustus' desire for knowledge with his ignorance of God and morality.
6. To enhance black magic, greatly attracted by Faustus.
7. To show us the conflict between human aspiration and human limitation.
Answer:
A concluding sentence belongs at the end of a story, as it dose the concluding paragraph will restate the topic sentence.
