1) She walked the 'furthest' out of everyone.
Answer:
The colonists are doomed to lose the war if they fight against the British.
Explanation:
'The Deceiver Unmasked' was an article written in response to Paine's pamphlet-- Common Sense, by Reverend Charles Inglis. In his response, Inglis wrote that war with the Britain is not a good by the colonists. According to him, the war with Britain will bring destruction, ruin, injuries, deaths, etc to the colonists.
<u>The cartoon picture also demonstrates the same message, that the colonists will be ruined if they go on war against the Britain. The picture shows British soldiers having arms while the colonists are unarmed and consists of women, children-- considered the weakest amongst society.</u>
Thus first option (A) is correct.
2nd option : The speech can reach only a small group of students,but because the essay is a published text,it can reach a broad ,general audience
Guenevere and Lancelot know each other well.
This is the best answer because when the two greet each other, Lancelot takes her hands and holds them for a moment. They also seem genuinely happy to see each other as shown by the exclamation marks after each of their names. Also, there is nothing to suggest that Lancelot hates King Arthur. We also don't know if Guenevere enjoys house work. Obviously Guenevere is not in New York, since she says King Arthur is, and she is not with him.
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