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The way in which an article organizes ideas is directly related to the textual structure used by the author of the text. In this case, we can consider that the ideas are organized based on relationships of cause and effect, problem and solution, questions and answers, comparisons and contrasts between two elements, descriptions and even with the presentation of chronological facts and the presentation of sequences of information. In this case, to answer your question, it is important that you can identify one of these textual structures in the excerpt and present it as the way that the ideas are organized.
Apathy and indifference refer to lack of interest, enthusiasm, or concern. Therefore, actions towards this light or in this direction is an instance of apathy. Below are examples.
<h3>Instances of Apathy in The Hiding Place</h3>
Below are instances of Apathy in the text:
- If Scripture sustained these women in the darkest of places, surely it’s our sustenance as we wait for our own darkness to end.
- I saw that stony indifference to others was the most fatal disease of the concentration camp. I felt it spread to myself: how could one survive if one kept on feeling? . . . It was better to narrow the mind to one’s own need, not to see, not to think. (page: 234)
<h3>Instance of "loving thy neighbor" in the text</h3>
Below is an instance of loving thy neighbor in the text:
Corrie: “Thank you, God, for the fleas.”
Therefore, the examples of apathy and loving thy neighbor are as given above.
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The answer would be D, <em>because</em> having a repsectful tone and using evidence will back up your claim and be taken as good advice.
