The dialogue between Nick and Mr. Gatz reveals that Mr. Gatz does not realize that his son's greatness was attained through shady and illegal activities.
<h3>Who is Mr. Gatz?</h3>
Mr. Gatz is Jay Gatsby's father in the novel "The Great Gatsby." He reads about the death of his son in the newspapers and then comes to his funeral. That is when he interacts with Nick, the narrator.
Their dialogue reveals that Mr. Gatz is very proud of his son and everything he accomplished. He does not realize that Gatsby's greatness was attained through illegal activities, such as selling alcohol when it was forbidden.
With the information above in mind, we can select option D as the correct answer.
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Answer:
C. To explain why the culture honors cattle.
Answer:
I think it would be the third choice
Explanation:
the reason why is because a person doesn't need to accomplish somthing great to serve god.
Monologues are important because they give interest and depth to a piece, cut down on narration, and allow the writer to express what he or she wants.
Answer:
Emotions can be a conditioned response.
Explanation:
"Little Albert" was an experiment conducted by psychologist John B. Watson.
The experiment was done to relate how classical conditioning works in human beings.
The experiment was performed on an eleven-year-old Albert, who previously had no fear of rats. At the conclusion of the experiment, John B. Watson noted that fear, in human beings, is developed because of classical conditioning.
<u>He asserted that conditioned response can be the learned response to previous neutral stimulus and emotions can be conditioned response such as fear</u>.
