The correct answer to this open question is the following.
Although there are no options attached, we can say the following.
Neo recently started kindergarten, and one day he tells his dad that he got a gold star for being the best at following instructions. His dad gives him a high five, but inside he feels somewhat concerned that his son is learning to blindly obey authority figures. Neo's dad is uneasy about the effect on his son of the school's commands.
Neo's dad concerns about the fact that the school teacher is giving orders and his son is blindly following them. Although we are talking about kindergarten children, the concern is about why not letting children have the option to decide among a series of options, or when ordering, the teacher should explain the reason why children have to do what is being ordered.
Answer:
What is the mood of this passage? How does it make you feel?:
At first it makes you feel relaxed and comfy, And then the man get's cold and it explains what e put on so he was warm. Then he walks to the fire and you feel warm reading it again.
Foreshadowing occurs when the author suggests plot developments that might come later on in the story. Does this passage contain foreshadowing?
No i do not think this contains foreshadowing.
if it did it would most likely be like this:
"As the man sat near the fire.. he thought..-* and it ended there and it leaves you wanting more.
brainleist??
b. a hope that democracy would spread.
Explanation:
Nelson Mandela is probably the most recognizable person from Africa and one of the most influential people from this continent. He was a human rights fighter and his main goal was that South Africa and later the rest of Africa gets rid off the European rule, democracy is established, everyone to have the same rights and opportunities.
This was a partial success. Mandela became a president of South Africa and the situation quickly changed in the country. The Africans were ruling their own country in their own way and that was seen as a great achievement. On the other hand, numerous groups emerged and were allowed to exist which were openly spreading hatred and were attacking and murdering the white people in the country. One of the people involved in this was actually Nelson Mandela's wife which was actually responsible for burning people alive. It was not democracy by no means, instead it seemed that the cards have just switched.
Lot of African countries saw this as an opportunity to become democratic and rule themselves. Pretty much all of the African countries indeed started to rule themselves, and Africa became truly African. The problem was that in most of those countries there was not a democracy. The white people were attacked. Their properties taken without compensation. They were forced to live the countries, and many were even murdered. A good example is Zimbabwe.
As Albert Schweitzer said, “The three most important ways to lead people are: by example, by example, and by example.” I believe it is best to have a strong ethical leader than to have a written code and ethical training. People want to see their leaders do things the right way; they want be shown how to do things correctly; and when rules are broken, they want to see justice served.
No wants to be told right from wrong from a boss who disregards the rules. No one wants to be judged or criticized by someone who doesn’t follow the rules. Reading the Dos and Don’ts and seeing no consequence for those who break the rules is counter productive.
The best leaders lead by example and teach by doing the right thing.
