The company presented in the question above is a non-profit company and they are exempt from federal income tax as shown in options A and B.
We can arrive at this answer because:
- Code 501(c) is provided to non-profit companies, that is, companies that do not aim to earn profit from their activities and have a budget, just to keep the company running.
- Within this category are companies 501 (C) (3).
- These companies, in addition to not earning profits, are exempt from federal income taxes as they are considered to have no income.
It is very common to find NGOs in this category of companies.
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The first would be Character vs Character because there is conflict between Paul and his father.
The second would be character vs self, because he has to make the internal decision as to how he will deal with being bullied.
The third is character vs society because the external forces of society deny him equal rights.
Answer: The right answer is the A) Brutus asks Lucius if he cried out during his sleep to check if he imagined the ghost of Caesar.
Explanation: Just to elaborate a little on the answer, it can be added that this scene takes place almost at the end of Act IV. Lucius is playing the lute and singing for Brutus, and he falls asleep. Then the ghost of Caesar enters and announces Brutus that he will see him again in Philippi. When the ghost exits, Brutus asks Lucius to wake up, and he asks him if he cried out because he was dreaming, and if he saw anything, but Lucius says that he didn't, so he sends him back to sleep. Therefore, Brutus was just trying to check if he had imagined his vision or if it had been real.
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Answer:
C. The theme
Explanation:
"And Darkness and Decay and the Red Death held illimitable dominion over all". The take-home message is "death conquers all." At the beginning of the story, the Red Death was all over Prospero's kingdom, but Prospero himself fled and created a place that was supposedly safe from death.
