Answer:
C. The conflict between appearance and reality is demonstrated by Mr. Nuttel's fragile mental state, leading him to believe Vera's manipulative fictional ghost story
Explanation:
"The Open Window", by Hector Hugh Monroe tells the tale of a young girl named Vera who took delight in telling stories filled with lies just to have fun and enjoy the misery of her audience. She tried one of these lies with Mr. Nuttel a man who was in a weak mental state for he had a nervous breakdown. He was advised to rest at the house of Mrs. Sappleton but that was not to happen for Vera's lies about the men who had died and their perceived ghosts which Mr. Nuttel saw, made the poor man flee for his dear life.
The conflict between appearance and reality occurs when what is perceived to be real is indeed false. Mr. Nuttel's weak mental state made him susceptible to Vera's lies.
The correct answer is A. Mrs. Baroda was greatly tempted that night to tell her husband — who was also her friend — of this folly that had seized her.
Explanation:
The em-dash (—) which is longer than the regular dash is often used to enclose comments, remarks or similar information that is additional information or does it is not essential in the sentence. Also, in this cases, an em dash should be included at the beginning or end of the remark, comment, etc. According to this, the correct sentence is the one in option A because in this sentence, the section "who was also her friend" acts as extra information or a remark, and therefore this should be enclosed using the em-dash.
In the text, Chris offers details in favor of the pro walk orthopedic inserts, while Dr. Ernestine only gives a general recommendation (Option D).
<h3>What is the text about?</h3>
This text focuses on evaluation the benefits of the pro walk orthopedic inserts and whether these are recommended.
<h3>What is Chris Johnson evidence?</h3>
In the text, Chris Johson is a teenager who tries the inserts. The author describes with a lot of details Chris situation before and after the inserts, which supports the authors point of view.
<h3>What is Dr. Ernestine evidence?</h3>
About Dr. Ernestine it is only mentioned she support the inserts in specific cases and only if these are properly fitted, which means she provides only a general recommendation.
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Anaphora is described as <span>A) the repetition of a word or phrase at the beginning of clauses
Examples of Anaphora:
In every tragedies that happen our world.
In every tears that made
In every sorrow that became your friends under lonely nights
In every heart devil lurked waiting for his right.</span>
