The impact of Paris’s entrance at the close of the play is that Paris has legitimate love for Juliet and wishes to be laid next to her in the tomb.
<h3>What is the importance of Paris in the closing of play?</h3>
Paris's feelings for Juliet are a subject of ambiguity, since the audience is never allowed access to his thoughts. Later , it is revealed that Paris harbors a legitimate love for Juliet and though he assumes that Juliet will marry him, Paris never treats her unkindly.
Paris confronts Romeo, believing that Romeo has come to desecrate the bodies in the tomb. Romeo tries to warn Paris but he challenges Romeo and they fight. Paris gets wounded and dies. Just before he dies, he begs Romeo to lay him in the tomb next to Juliet.
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Answer:
B. A careful scientist should always test his results.
Explanation:
Biased language is use of words (usually pronouns) and phrases which reflect some kind of stereotype (related to gender, age, sexual orientation, nationality, ethnicity etc.)
Options A, C and D all use neutral terms and phrases (spouse, non-native English speakers, servers state their names) to avoid biased language.
However, option B usis the pronoun "his" to its antecedent "scientist". This suggests that all scientists (or at least all careful scientists) are men, which is of course wrong. This can be avoided by using "their" instead of "his" or "her" or by rewriting the sentence to exclude biased language.
The sentence that <u>BEST</u> describes the root of Walter's unhappiness is:
A. He wants to provide for his family but has limited options.
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