To answer the specific problem, a cause leads to an effect, which
in turn leads to another event and creates a series, or chain, of plot events. The
correct answer between all the choices given is the first choice or letter A. <span>I
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The noise of the keyboards started to sound like a song to Stewart.
- Stewart began to hear the noise of the keyboards as if it were a song. That was something he noticed frequently happened to him after lunch. After lunch, he would leave the cafeteria and proceed to the third block, Introduction to Digital Publishing or Beginning Online Publications, whichever he could remember. He didn't like his classes, but it got worse after lunch.
- Everyone around him seemed to know exactly what they were doing. Stewart didn't move as they sat down and began hammering away at their keyboards. He was adamant that if he didn't know what was going to happen next, he should just wait until it did.
Thus the correct answer is Option A as stated above.
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The complete question is:
Which sentence from the text best reveals how Stewart feels about his abilities?
a. “The noise of the keyboards started to sound like a song to Stewart.”
b. “He remembered one day when school let out early and he had taken the subway to the park zoo.”
c. “Mustard was pretty smart, just like Stewart, so he would stop before he got too tangled up.”
d. “I didn’t want to start and be wrong.”
Answer:
Explanation: Macbeth has been completely blinded to reality by his trust in the Witches and by his own ambition and false sense of security. Throughout the play dramatic techniques such as dramatic irony and foreshadowing are used to explore the relationships and interactions between Macbeth and the women in the play.
