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Answer:
<em>There is no end to war!-</em> (line 12)
<em>And the generals have accomplished nothing.</em> (line 18)
Explanation:
The poem "Nefarious War" by the Chinese poet Li Po is a four stanza poem where he describes the uselessness of wars and their devastating effects. The poem talks of the war that the Chinese people must have been through.
The main theme of the whole poem seems to be the harmful and uselessness of fighting wars. The horrific wars that men have to be a part of, the horrors that these wars inflict on them are all the effects of the wars. The lines
<em>There is no end to war!-</em> (line 12)
<em>And the generals have accomplished nothing.</em> (line 18)
best expresses the theme of the poem.
Paraphrase is to keep the same meaning but simplify it so simply read the excerpt and simplify what they are saying
Answer:The LEAST effective substitution for the word ’calm’ in the sentence labeled (2) is "quiet"
Explanation:The least effective substitution from the given options is quiet, due to its simple meaning about the intention of the full sentence "His calm performances encouraged the Marines to adopt seven other wild horses." this sentence talks about the general behavior of the horse and quiet mostly refers to the noise that is produced, while the other has a wider use depending on the context.
Brainliest please
Answer:
A frequent subject of a literary work is good vs evil.
Explanation:
Good and evil and their contradictions, confrontations and the implications that these concepts bring about people are a recurring theme in literature, in all its genres and styles.
For example, in fiction literature such as The Strange Case of Dr Jekill and Mr Hyde, where the character suffers a dual personality condition, with a normal existence and an evil and cynical hidden personality; or in the classic detective novels, with a good cop who wants justice, and an unscrupulous and bloody criminal.
Throughout the history of literature, this theme has been recurring. This is so because it implies human nature itself, where the duality of personalities and the implications of people's own actions necessarily imply a positive and negative assessment of events and situations.
