Hi. You have not informed the theater play to which this question refers, which makes it impossible for your question to be answered. However, I will try to help you as best I can.
To answer this question you will need to know the play and the character Connor in some way. Ideally, you should read the play, but you can find summaries about it and character analyzes that can help you understand Connor. Once you know who Connor is and what he does and represents in the play, you will be able to identify which of the response options most closely resemble him.
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Since I do not know what your claim is, and therefore cannot make your body paragraph for you, I will offer some information instead. Some popular "bad things" about Facebook are: Facebook takes the place of real social interaction, and makes users less connected to others in "real" life; it may also make users less skilled at social interaction in important things later in life, like communicating with a boss. Facebook desensitizes users to the feelings of others, since it is easier to disregard the pain and feelings of others when you can only see a screen; it is thought that this is what makes cyberbullying prevalent. And here's a recent one: there is a large concern that all of the information users put onto Facebook could be hacked or even sold/given away to a third party; compromising safety and security on the web. Hope this helps! ^.^ Have a great day.
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the answer is B - Adverb.....
