1) Algernon believes that the lower classes should C) set an example for the upper classes. He indicates this when he says "<span>Really, if the lower orders don’t set us a good example, what on earth is the use of them?".
2) </span><span>yet he labels them as lacking A) moral responsibility. He expresses this opinion when he laments that Lane's views on marriage seem somewhat lax, or too casual. He goes on to say directly that the lower classes have no sense of moral responsibility. </span>
I think workers believe that they perform better work than the machines that have replaced them
Answer:
Ok the answer is B: Tolkien depicts Bilbo's view of the quest as confusing and frightening, while Gandalf's views it as an exiting adventure he wants to share with someone.
Explanation:
I took a unit test in k12 and it was the right answer UwU
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Im assuming the italicized word is who, therefore it is an interrogative pronoun, which means that it is asking a certain question. <span />
