Answer:
The effect the pun has on this scene is:
A. It makes the scene more humorous.
Explanation:
"The Importance of Being Earnest" is a play by Oscar Wilde in which the characters pretend to be someone else to escape social obligations they consider heavy or boring.
<u>In this particular excerpt, we have a typical example of the type of humor Wilde would develop in his stories. While Jack is speaking of losing his parents in the sense of losing them to death, Lady Bracknell is talking of losing as one would lose a wallet in the street. The seriousness of Jack's words is erased by the pun, which most likely surprises as well as entertains the audience.</u>
Answer:
true
Explanation: without examination no one would be able to consume the certain food source. in order to make sure its healthy.
In The Giver sameness is the idea that everything must be the same and that people should not be different from one another. It's when things are not the same that creates problems. For example, the people in Jonas' world realized that unpredictable weather caused problems/. The Giver creates an environment of sameness when the people have no emotions, no choice, and they don't see color. The Giver creates an environment of sameness by making the people not see color. Everyone sees black and white.
