<span>This is a phrase by Bernard Shaw, Act 3 of Pygmalion.
He is describing how ill-natured sober men can be, and how their wives make them drunk in order to make them happy and to "make them fit to live with."</span>
Answer:
Once there was a greedy boy in a village. He always wanted to have more food and fruits. One day, hw was hungry and moved here and there is search of food in the house. Hw met a jar full of nuts. He wanted to have them. The neck of jar was very narrow. Hw opened his hand and kept his hand into the jar. After putting his hand in the jar, he tried to take the handful nuts. He tried to put his hand out of the jar but couldn't because it was full of nuts. He couldn't realize that the neck of jar was very narrow. He got hurried because he wanted to have some before his mother came. But unfortunately, his mother arrived immediately. He got afraid as he saw her. He was also scared that his hands were trapped. He started crying. She watched him deeply and told him not to cry. She explained him the reason. He understood why he couldn't keep his hand out of the jar. He followed the instructions given by his mother and kept his hand out of the jar. Finally, he realized his mistake.
Moral: Greed causes suffering
Answer:
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Answer:
2
Explanation:
The greatest common factor of 20 and 54 is 2
Hello. This question is incomplete. The full question is:
OEDIPUS: Mock my excellence, but you will find out I am truly great. TEIRESIAS: That quality of yours now ruins you. OEDIPUS: I do not care, if I have saved the city. TERESIAS: I will go now. Boy, lead me away. OEDIPUS: Yes, let him guide you back. You're in the way. If you stay, you'll just provoke me. Once you're gone, you won't annoy me further.
what character flaw does teiresias point out?
a)oedipus’s pathos
b)oedipus’s mythos
c)oedipus’s anagnorisis
d)oedipus’s hubris
Answer:
d)oedipus’s hubris
Explanation:
As we can see in the excerpt shown in the question above, Oeddipus shows himself with such self-confidence that he became hubris, full of self and without any humility. he bragging about how he saved the city because he’s big, invincible. Oedipus' hubris makes him irritating and uncomfortable and it is possible to see that Teiresias criticizes this type of behavior and to affirm that it is this arrogance that will lead Oedipus to ruin, because nothing good is generated from arrogance.
