He explores the purpose of living and places a high value on reason.
Explanation:
William Shakespeare's tragedy "Hamlet" tells the story of how a young son/ prince avenged the death of his father on the hands of his own uncle. Claudius had not only murdered the former king but also taken his wife, Queen Gertrude to be his own wife.
The passage / speech of Hamlet is based off the scene from Act IV scene iv, when everyone had left and only Hamlet was left on the stage. He is saying that man and animals are alike, if only men does not use his reasoning and thinking capacity. Since he's been planning on how and when to do the deed, he claims that men are supposed to use their reasoning skills everyday, or that wouldn't have made them no different to the animals. This importance of reason and thinking was one of the more important issues that Renaissance humanism emphasizes, thus reflected in this scene.
The correct answer is B, 'will have been gone' is the future perfect tense, but in the passive voice. A is future simple. C is should + bare infinitive. D is present perfect.
It would seem more believable because in face to face it is a bit awkward and your boss might try to change the subject. If it were a text then it would be too informal and maybe considered a bit rude. If it were a video conference that includes that specific coworker then the coworker might hear about it and file a complaint about you.
Answer: I think the theme for the passage is (C) honest communication can help parents and children understand each other. because I am reading the story on another tab and I think C sounds right.
