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julsineya [31]
2 years ago
15

1.) Act 1, Scene 1 of the play is the:

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1 answer:
ahrayia [7]2 years ago
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Answer:

A.) Exposition of the Drama

Explanation:

Act 1, Scene 1 of just about any theatre production is the very beginning of the story which is commonly known as the exposition. This is where the main characters are introduced and the setting as well as time period and feel for the show begins.

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- Who would you ask for money donations?

Ans: I will ask the rich philanthropist, Alhaji Aliko Dangote.

- How would you convince the rich to contribute?

In order to convince the rich to contribute, I will make sure I am working in line with one of the SDGs. I will write out a very strong and workable financial plan highlighting and explaining how the money will be used. Also, I will inform him of my track record in sourcing for funding for the poor and how successful I have been in it.

Moreover, I assure him that periodic report of how the money is being disbursed will be sent.

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2. Disburse the money to the poor for whom it was donated for

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4. Diligently monitor the overall spending

- Does this plan inspire you to help others someday?

Yes, this plan truly inspires me to help others. Also, it serves as an avenue of becoming a voice to the less privileged.

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The above plan is helpful because it will enable the individual to learn how to be selfless and how to go out of the way to help people.

It will enable the individual to learn how to build rapport and meaningful relationships.

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A logical fallacy is a mistaken belief to the effect that inferences having a certain structure are valid. Put another way,  a logical fallacy is a belief in the legitimacy of what is in fact an illegitimate rule of inference.  As the examples below indicate, logical fallacies are sometimes a reflection of mere prejudice and in other cases they embody actual ratiocinative  shortcomings.

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(1) People will often accept what people in authority, even if the data clearly indicates that they're wrong. If an economist from Harvard weighs in on an issue and homeless person weighs in on that same issue, the economist will be believed and the homeless person will be ridiculed, even if the data makes it very clear that the homeless person is right. (This is known as the 'fallacy of authority.' )

(2) People tend judge others by their words, not their deeds, with the result that a grouchy person who does good is seen as evil, whereas an evil person who pays lip-service to virtue is seen as good.

(3) People assume that what they are not familiar with is impossible. Smith says that his girlfriend has symptoms XYZ and Jones, not having ever personally seen anybody exhibiting those symptoms, refuses on that basis alone to believe Jones.

(4) People have some tendency to assume that entailments are 'convertible', i.e. that if q follows from p, then p also follows from q ('if Smith was decapitated, then he died; so given that he died, he must have been decapitated'). This known as 'affirming the consequent.'        

(5) It is assumed that confirmation is transitive, i.e. that if p confirms q and q confirms r, then p confirms. But this is not so. Smith's being a crime boss is evidence of his having considerable, and Smith's having considerable wealth is evidence of his having some kind of legitimate employment; but Smith's being a crime boss is not evidence of his having legitimate employment.

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