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that could be as a result of genetic disorders in these children
it could also be a result of environmental problem like improper disposal of waste or dust
A pig was born and was the runt of the litter and so the owner of the pigs was going to kill the pig because he wasn’t going to survive but the owners daughter took care of the pig and named him Wilber. He grew up and had different friends on the farm that he lived at and eventually made friends with Charlotte, a spider. It was going to be winter soon so the owners wanted to kill the pig(again) for Christmas dinner(I think). So Charlotte spun her web and made words in her web that said something like “fantastic pig”. So Wilber became the most famous pig ever and didn’t get eaten. Also Charlotte dies(because she is a spider and they dont live long), she had some baby’s before she died and told Wilber to take care of them till they hatched. And they hatched a few months later and that was pretty much it.
I would say A: impassioned because he's being optimistic in that sentence and does not acknowledge the down side of it all. It is not informal because nothing given in this sentence provides facts. I'm not particularly sure about it being ironic because I haven't read the book myself, I just know that the following sentence above does not fit B, C, or D.
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2. While the main idea in "Do not go gentle into that good night" is to fight death, the speaker in this excerpt claims that it does not matter whether a person lives or dies.
Explanation:
The poem "Do not go gentle into that good night" discusses a similar idea to that of the poem "An Irish Airman Foresees His Death." In both poems, someone is meeting an untimely death. However, in the first poem, the author urges the character to resist death. He asks him to fight so that death does not take him so easily. However, in the second case, the speaker does not seem to greatly value life. He tells us that when he believed he was about to die, he thought of his future years as a waste of breath.
Yeah, I’m going to agree without you. Panic is definitely the best option.
