She means that Sylvia operates on instinct.
First we need to start by saying that this is a very complicated play about the deepest Christian tenets or principles, morality and the relationship between humankind and God. Having said that, we can say that as the character of Everyman ( humans) approaches death, he has only set this mind in "worldly" things like money, and he has not paid attetion or loved Good Deeds ( Good Deeds represents the personification of love, empathy, and altruism as a female; the "mother" aspect of femininity, so the character would be a nurturing, sympathetic and affectual woman).
so the final answer is: His mind is on "worldly" things like money.
In "Walden; or Life in the Woods" Henry David Thoreau tells us about what is like to live a simple life in the woods. His nearest neighbor is a mile away and there is no house is visible from where he lives. He lives far away from society but feels no melancholy "There can be no very black melancholy to him who lives in the midst of Nature and has his senses still." He doesn't feel lonely or oppressed by solitude, moreover, he feels Nature's friendship and support. When he is asked if he is lonely he is tempted to reply that the whole earth is a point in space, and in the Milky Way. What we really need, is not to be near many men but to live close to the source of our lives. “How vast and profound is the influence of the subtile powers of Heaven and of Earth!”
Answer:
The author uses symbolism to describe such a serious subject as the Holocaust because the book is aimed at children and young adults.
Explanation:
Eve Bunting´s story is a picture book for children. The title makes it clear that the main theme is the holocaust. However, the story itself is about the forest animals being subdued by "terrible things." They remain silent as their neighbors are taken away. There´s no direct reference to the Holocaust, but the story is a powerful reminder of such a dark historical event. Bunting is known for portraying serious topics in a way that is approachable to children and young adults.
Answer:
4.Address separate audiences separately.
Explanation:
The above statement is not a guideline for addressing your audience. When there is need for an audience to be addressed, there would be a stage in which the person who is the speaker would combine his or her various points into a summary in-order to capture the various differences among the audience.
<em>For example, on boarding school, the speaker should be able point out the advantages which is for audience in support of it as well as the differences (for audience against the idea) before pitching his summary on which he or she stands. This is more realistic rather than, trying to address audience separately.</em>
