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smell
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Does anyone mind please helping me with one of my questions
Answer:
C. The speaker feels his talent has been rendered useless.
Explanation:
John Milton (the author of this sonnet) was completely blind and wrote “Sonnet XIX” as his response to his loss of sight. The overall theme of the sonnet is the loss and how he sort of realized the importance of experience. In the beginning of the sonnet, Milton suggests that his talent has been deferred when he became blind. The words, “dark”, “death”, and “useless” (lines 2-4) describe his emotional state.
Answer:
B) Mouse
Explanation:
The unconditioned stimulus is the one that evokes an automatic, natural or unconditional response from the person. It is one of the vital elements of classical conditioning which is an association of conditioned and unconditioned stimulus.
In this question, <em>the mouse is the unconditioned stimulus as it evokes a sense of fear and panic into the girl naturally without any action. The reaction of the girl is quite automatic and no prior learned behavior exists here.</em> Thus, the mouse exemplifies the unconditioned stimulus.
Answer:
coordination and judgment are key to driving, both of those are significantly impaired by alcohol.
