The best answer would be B for the first part is, in fact, a question.
In my opinion, good looks and behaving childishly is what the standard is these days. It's not that the people who have extraordinary skill, courage, and determination did anything wrong or are missing a step in accomplishing their goals, it's the people. In this day and age, teens have the need to support people that make them laugh even if the subject is revolting. For example, an app includes many talented people, but those people don't get enough recognition because some teens just aren't interested in a majority of the people that actually have talent, instead, they focus on hyping up people that do a small dance with their arms and have an appealing appearance. If we change today's standards and revolve into a more knowledgeable society, talented people that actually deserve fame would get what they deserve.
<em>Not the best.....yeah it's really bad but it's almost 5 am and I got no sleep so don't come at me, thank you. </em>
I think this one is suffrage because Sojourner Truth dealt with women's rights.
After Gregor's transformation, the family begins to save money and create opportunities for themselves. Everybody gets a job that will likely lead to better opportunities in the future, they move in a smaller apartment, which will save more money, and become a truly happy family, without Gregor.
Answer:
B. Feelings of joy after acting unethically may be a motivation factor in cheating, stealing, deception, etc.
Explanation:
'Is There a 'Cheater's High'?' is an article written by Romeo Vitelli, Ph.D. In his article he tries to examine the fact what makes people, like Frank Abagnale, cheat without feelings of remorse or guilt about the act.
The central idea that the author develops throughout the text is that new research of the 'cheater's high' suggests that people can actually feel positive after committing unethical acts instead of guilt/shame/remorse as previously studied. According to researcher Nicole Ruedy, emotions are vital in acting ethically or unethically.
Thus the correct statement that develops the central idea of the text is option B.
