Answer:
Hey! Haven't read much of this book before, but hope this helps!
Explanation
The most contagious and destructive disease to plague the human race is greed.
"There is a sufficiency for a man's need but not for man's greed." Mahatma Gandhi.
"Selfishness and greed, individual or national, cause most of our troubles." Harry Truman.
For your thesis statement, I would highly suggest going out of the box. The traditional "I believe ....." can become redundant and quite awkward in some essays, so I would recommend maybe starting with "In the book <em>Julius Caesar, </em>______ are the themes portrayed." Feel free to add on or use syonyms, but hope this helps!
I think the answer is acceptance
Adjectives is the correct answer
Answer:
This question refers to the text "The Truth About Neil Armstrong (Op-Ed)" By <em>James Hansen.</em>
Explanation:
According to what we can read in this text, Neil Armstrong did not like glamour, quite the opposite.
He was a very modest person who refrained from publicity and focused more on his career rather than fame. It also talks about how he was an honest man and faithful to his principles.
All of these traits are completely contrary to a person who seeks glamour and fame.
