Puritan literature does exist in today’s world, but is not a topic of conversation. For example, the Crucible was an accurate representation of “witch hunts” both figuratively and literally; disrupting societal functions due to induced hysteria. This is not the, dare I say, “purest” form of Puritan literature, but is recognizable. Essentially, Puritan literature wouldn’t hold up well in today’s world due to the one sided views the puritans upheld
<span>TABLE TENNIS: an indoor game based on tennis, played with small paddles and a ball bounced on a table divided by a net.
JUKSEI: </span><span>is a sport developed and played in South Africa and the forerunner of American Horseshoe Pitching.
FUTSAL: </span><span>a modified form of soccer played with five players per side on a smaller, typically indoor, field.
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</span>Pesapello: </span><span>a fast-moving bat-and-ball sport that is quite often referred to as the national sport of Finland
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This book is called “The Monster”, written by Walter Dean Myers. This story is about a young man who was on trial for allegedly taking part in a robbery of a drugstore. The protagonist , Steve Harmon, is being accused of standing on the look-out for the two other robbers. Steve wants to become a filmmaker and is in the film club at high school, where Mr. Sawicki is the teacher. Mr Sawicki is very fond of Steve and testifies in his favor.
Question: Evaluating Mr. Sawicki's Testimony what conclusion can be made based on Mr. Sawicki's testimony?
<em>Answer: C. Steve has a filmmaking talent and his teacher appreciates his honesty.
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