Answer:
The answer is B. A water park would attract many visitors and generate income for the town.
Explanation:
The rest of the answers(A, C, & D) are part of the "Not Relevant Facts and Details" and that would make B the obvious answer because it's in the "Relevant Facts and Details"
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it is a wealthy country
we are severely affected my illegal immigration and migration
the NHS
benefits (child benefits, for not having a job)
not many houses due to immigration
many jobs
The answer is D. A sentence that contains the main idea of a paragraph
Explanation:
In writing, topic sentences state the main point of each paragraph and are usually found at the beginning of these because they help the reader understand what is the content of each paragraph. This implies, in texts with multiple paragraphs such as essays there are multiple topic sentences, although these are related as they explain the main topic of the text. At the same time, topic sentences are explained and developed through details in the paragraph such as supporting sentences or examples. Thus, the last option is the one that defines a topic sentence.
Answer:
The play does not agree with Creon
Explanation:
In Oedipus Rex, Creon takes over Thebes as king. The city-state is mired with terrible plague due to Oedipus' murdering his father and marrying his own mother. Amidst power struggle between two sons of Oedipus and their killing, Creon inherits a disastrous state and wants to restore peace and normalcy. In <em>Antigone</em>, he issues a decree against the proper burial of Polynices, the son of Oedipus which Antigone, the daughter opposes. Tiresias' prophecy, Antigone's dissent and Haemon's advice failed to move Creon to change his decision.
The play sends the message that if a king is so adamant in putting his rule into action above a moral standpoint and laws of the gods he is doomed to bring corruption and disaster. Creon reject Antigone;s appeal for she says 'her crime is holy'; he rejects god's will as well. Hence, Creon blames himself for the deaths of his wife, son and Antigone.
