Question 1 is A. An Adverb, decribing you;how you feel
Answer:
This quote simply means that people's outward behaviors provide insight into their real feelings. The statement can be rephrased by saying that actions speak louder than words. To know the thoughts that go through a person's mind, observe his actions.
Explanation:
John Locke, an English Philosopher and Physician who was born on 29 August, 1632 and who died on 28 October, 1704 made the statement above. His words can be understood to mean that the way people behave and react to matters, can provide insight into their true feelings.
For example, a person can say that he hates stealing. His true thoughts would be evaluated when the opportunity to steal without being caught presents itself. His behavior then would reveal his true thoughts of the matter.
Answer:
Explanation:
The lines of this excerpt that emphasizes on the role of fate are:
"What but the thought of our two brothers dead,
The one by Creon graced with funeral rites,
The other disappointed? Eteocles
He hath consigned to earth (as fame reports)
With obsequies that use and wont ordain,
So gracing him among the dead below…"
There was a strong belief among ancient Greeks that everything that happened in their lives was determined fate. This was the idea of destiny being controlled by the Gods.
These lines make reference to this idea that man may do things that bring them joy, but fate will sooner or later bring pain and sorrow since man´s final fate is always death. There is also a reference to Antigone's content after burying her brother.
