When the narrator found that he had all the premonitory symptoms of hail fever, he was frozen with horror. he began to read the symptoms of some other diseases. he read the symptoms of typhoid fever and discovered that he had typhoid fever. then he wondered what else he had got and found that he had also got St. Vitus's Dance. he began to get interested in his case and started to read alphabetically. then he found that he was suffering from all other diseases except housemaid's knee.the narrator felt rather hurt about this at first ; it seemed somehow to be a sort of insult. he began to worry why hadn't he got housemaid's knee? he sat and pondered. he thought what an interesting case he must have been from a medical point of vie, what an acquisition he should have been to a class. he thought students would have no need to walk the hospitals if they had him. he was a hospital in himself.
I believe that its B. Fact. I hope this helps
I believe the answer is false. hope that helped
Answer:
С
. Mathilda and Mme. Forestier share a close, long-lasting friendship.
Explanation:
Guy de Maupassant's short story "The Necklace" revolves around the character of Mathilde Loisel and her desire to be the same or at least try to be at par with the rich women of the society. And in her greed and desire to be one with them, she ended up ruining a decade of their lives, leading them to be impoverished and struggling.
Mathilde had decided to 'rent' a necklace from her friend Mme. Forestier so that she won't look so out of place when attending the party at the Minister's palace. And through this act of borrowing the necklace, <em>"a necklace of diamonds"</em> from her friend, we can sense that they have a close relationship, with Mr. Loisel stating <em>"You're quite thick enough with her to do that"</em>. Moreover, after paying off the debt for the expense of replacing the lost necklace, when they met again after a decade, they remain close friends, with Mme. Forestier reacted lovingly and sympathetically, calling her<em> "Oh, my poor Mathilde!"</em>
Throughout the story, the relationship between the two women seemed to be that of a close bond. Thus, the correct answer is option C.
Answer:
Capitalism affords economic freedom, consumer choice, and economic growth. Socialism, which is an economy controlled by the state and planned by a central planning authority, provides for a greater social welfare and decreases business fluctuations
Capitalism is the preferred economic system to bring the masses out of poverty and to make them productive citizens in our country and in countries around the world. Capitalism rewards merit, socialism rewards mediocrity.
