Answer:
Stephano and Trinculo were referred to Caliban as a monster because he was a deformed man.
Explanation:
Caliban is an antagonist in the play by William Shakespeare entitled 'The Tempest.'
The author, in dramatis personae, described Caliban as a <em>'savage and deformed slave.' </em>Caliban is a son of witch, Sycorax. Caliban is a deformed slave with a half body of a man and half of an animal.
By Prosperous's statement which states Caliban as disproportioned in manner as disproportioned in his shape signifies that Caliban is not just ugly in his appearance but also in his character.
So, when Stephano and Trinculo is refering to Caliban as a monster they are referring to his deformed body of half-man and half-animal.
C writing that attempts to convince the reader to accept a position or argument
Because a teacher is considered an authoritative figure, the note should be formally written and one that shows respect to the teacher's authority. It should also clearly state the student's request and the reason for such. Among the choices, the only one that is appropriate to use is the third choice. It uses the word "Please" and states the request (excuse from class) and the reason for the absence.
