Chapter 7 of "A lesson before dying" supports the theme: "The superintendent's priorities are not what they should be" because:
- Instead of meeting the important educational needs that Mr. Grant want, the Superintendent was focused on the physical appearance of the students.
<h3>What was the theme of chapter 7?</h3>
In Chapter 7 of A lesson before Dying, we learn of the Superintendent's annual visit to the school. Dr. Morgan is the Superintendent who meticulously inspected the children to examine their hygiene.
He puts too much effort into this because he ignored Mr. Grant's plea for books and other educational materials that will aid learning.
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The man holding it was Pablo Picasso when was in 1903–04
Agree I feel people can do what ever they want
From the story "The Importance of Being Earnest", w<span>hat is ironic about miss prism's expressing concern for Jack and admiration for his devotion to his brother is her pretenses of not knowing the truth that Jack had a real brother.
Dramatic irony is used in this story because the audience already have the idea about Jack's family and somehow know the concluding part of the story.</span>
