287/3.5
82
Answer: 82
*Btw: you can use a calculator for this
A theme is a main idea or underlying meaning of a literary piece that emerges from the treatment the author gives to a subject.
In <em>Animal Farm</em> there are many themes. One of them, is <u>totalitarianism</u>. The message that Orwell tries to convey throughout the story is that regardless of the type, all totalitarian regimes are fundamentally the same, because they are founded on the oppression of the lower classes and of fthe individual as well.
Napoleon's rise to power is the clearest example of this theme. He and the pigs run <em>Animal Farm</em> claiming that they advocate for animals' rights against evil humans, but the truth is that they will maintain their power by any means necessary, as any other sort of totalitarian regime.
Answer:
I think excerpt 2 is the best choice
Explanation:
I am very sorry if i am not correct
Dahl thinks that television harms children's imaginations and does not promote the growth of wisdom. He also believes that books are the only means of promoting wisdom and stimulating children's thinking.
<h3>Why does Dahl think this?</h3>
- Because children's TV programs are not informative.
- Because TV shows deliver ready-made thoughts and don't help kids create them.
- Because TV is addictive and takes up time that can be used with other media.
For Dahl, television is harmful because of its inability to stimulate creativity and thought. He said that this was due to TV's ability to deliver ready-made thoughts, highly processed and often manipulated information. For him, books were more stimulating, as they promoted reasoning, searches for information, and logical thinking.
It is common for many people not to agree with this opinion, mainly because many TV shows are based on books and can deliver educational content.
Learn more about the benefits of reading:
brainly.com/question/501942
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