Answer:
He explores the purpose of living and places a high value on reason.
Explanation:
William Shakespeare's tragedy "Hamlet" tells the story of how a young son/ prince avenged the death of his father on the hands of his own uncle. Claudius had not only murdered the former king but also taken his wife, Queen Gertrude to be his own wife.
The passage / speech of Hamlet is based off the scene from Act IV scene iv, when everyone had left and only Hamlet was left on the stage. He is saying that man and animals are alike, if only men does not use his reasoning and thinking capacity. Since he's been planning on how and when to do the deed, he claims that men are supposed to use their reasoning skills everyday, or that wouldn't have made them no different to the animals. This importance of reason and thinking was one of the more important issues that Renaissance humanism emphasizes, thus reflected in this scene.
Answer:
D- The uncertain nature of human relations
Explanation:
frost is describing how him and his neighbor and him are putting up a wall in between both of their two gardens. The neighbor argues that this is because "good fences make good neighbors." On the other hand, Frost does not understand why this precaution is necessary.
Answer: Why Sally looks at her feet and walks fast to the house she "can't come out from"
Explanation:
In the Vignette, "What Sally Said", Sally speak of how she is abused by her father who believes that she might bring shame to the family like his sisters did when they ran away.
In order to guard against this he is very strict with her and hits her for any perceived wrongdoing and sometimes the beating is so bad she has to miss school. The is why she walks fast to the house so as to avoid provocating hom.
The one time she manages to get a sleepover, the father comes and pleads with her to come home. This shows that she doesn't get to leave the house often either.
1) The first box is 14 because 42 - 28 = 14. After the box with the 42 in it, multiply 14 with the number of yellow golf balls.
2) To solve how much each pound of grapes cost, use the equation 11.2 / 7. Then, determine whether each question is true or false.
3) To see which table is correct, determine which table has a constant/consistant rate of change.
