Answer They trying to be sarcastic and they don't really mean it.
Explanation:
A possible disadvantage to hearing this scene as opposed to reading it silently is the Mrs. Hale may not be present and can be misinterpreted incorrectly.
The <span>phrase from the text that most strongly supports the answer to Question 7 is </span><span>“Under Cromwell’s government, the economy prospered, but there was little pleasure or entertainment in a country where public music was banned and theaters were closed.” SO the answer is letter C.</span>
Answer and Explanation:
Have you ever being in a situation where you tried to do something you always excelled in previously but all of a sudden you just flopped?
This was my story on this day. As a child I was a pretty good dancer and everyone around loved watching me dance. Well, I was till my friends in high school made me enter into a dancing competition.
The music was good, the crowd was friendly to an extent but when I got to the stage all I could do was to sway from side to side. My friends kept on cheering me on. But I couldn't just help it. I eventually stopped trying when one of the judges asked me to get off the stage, that I had no business coming for the contest.
I felt like I had wasted everybody's time so while walking out of the building I had my eyes on the flow with my head bowed. I had never felt so embarrassed in my life.
The issue showed in this excerpt of A Modern proposal is poverty, and the author deal with it satirizing the economy of the nation and the responsibility of the government to take care of sick and old people that are not able to work and be productive.
These people become a burden to the nation, that does not want to deal with them but hide the poverty, by saying they are concerned about the poor people.
