The answer is c. A and B don't make any sense since they mean different things and also D is wrong because it doesn't meant the right thing so your best option is C. :)
1. Unrealistic beauty standards. It’s a plague to our society and needs to be changed. It causes a lot of people to develop serious mental heath issues, identity issues and even body dysmorphia just trying to emulate the beauty standards that are simply unattainable and not real.
2. Poverty. I think it’s unfair that not everyone can have access to healthcare, which in my opinion should not be paid for, food, shelter and warmth. Which are the basic things needed to live. Not saying we should all be paid the same salary and live in the same houses, even if we’re a hardworking doctor. I just think everyone should be able to be fed, have somewhere to live and clothes on their back and an education so that they have the chance to get a job and create a career for themselves.
3. There’s so many things I’d want to change, limiting it to 3 is so hard lol but my third one would probably be equality between people whether that be race, religion, gender, whatever a person identifies as, who they love, what they want to be in life or however a person chooses to dress, whatever. This is due to the fact that everyone is different. There’s nothing we can do to change that, people are going to be different, they’re going to want to do things differently, they’re going to be born differently etc. Others shouldn’t treat someone else differently or bad because of the colour of someone’s skin, or because of the fact that they’re a woman, for example. A lot of people are prejudice to others just because of the things that make someone who they are, and I think it’s wrong and I’d love for it to change.
Other things I’d like to improve or change: environmental pollution,
global warming,world hunger,animal abuse, war, the education system and the prison system.
The TWO quotes from the poem, "Home Burial" that supports the answers to Part A are:
<em>B. “A man must partly give up being a man / With women-folk.” (Lines 52-53)</em>
<em>F. No, from the time when one is sick to death, One is alone, and he dies more alone. (Lines 104-105)</em>
From Part A, the TWO answers that best depict the central themes in the poem are "grief" and "gender".
The poem "Home Burial" depicts a home that undergoes:
- grieve due to the loss of their child.
- mental breakdown
- a disturbed marriage.
"Home Burial" is a poem by Robert Lee Frost. It reveals how a man and his wife grief over the loss of their son and the tension it created between them. This made them to struggle to understand each other.
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Answer:
D. Diction Hope this helps! : )
