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A) I love playing football.
Because, instead of saying “I don’t love...” you would say:
“I don’t like...” or “I hate...” or “I dislike...”
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Answer:
Three external conflicts in The Crucible play are:
- Conflict between Elizabeth Proctor and Abigail Williams
- Conflict between of John Proctor, Giles Corey, Francis Nurse against their community and the corrupt court system.
- Reverend Hale's conflict about supporting the corrupt church or helping the falsely accused citizens.
- John Proctor faces an internal conflict of whether to preserve his reputation or expose Abigail as a liar by exposing his own infidelity.
Explanation:
- The conflict between Elizabeth Proctor and Abigail Williams comes about when Abigail falsely accuses Elizabeth of witchcraft. Abigail has an affair and is in love with Elizabeth's husband, John Proctor, and is angry when Elizabeth sacks her from working in their home. She falsely accuses Elizabeth of witchcraft out of vengeance and jealousy. Abigail wants Elizabeth to die so that John Proctor can be hers alone.
- John Proctor, Giles Corey and Francis Nurse try to fight their community and the corrupt Salem court about the injustice being carried out in the witch trials. The three of them went to Salem in an attempt to expose Abigail and the other girls who confessed as liars. Francis Nurse makes a petition which is signed by ninety one people saying that Elizabeth Proctor, Rebecca Nurse, and Martha Corey have good characters. John Proctor goes so far as to confess to his adultery in hopes of exposing Abigail and breaking her hold over the court and the town, while Giles Corey produces a deposition accusing Thomas Putnam of using the witch trials for his own ulterior motives. The three men struggle against to prove that the accused citizens are innocent and the witch trials are nothing but a fraud.
- Reverend Hale struggles with the decision to support the corrupt court or help the falsely accused citizens of the town. Reverend Hale ends up quitting the court and attempts to convince the falsely accused citizens to agree to a confession in order to be allowed to live.
John Proctor faces an internal conflict of whether to save his reputation or expose Abigail as a liar by exposing his own infidelity. He struggles internally with the decision of saving his reputation or challenging the corrupt court to end the witch trials. After his affair with Abigail Williams John Proctor admits that he "has come to regard himself as a kind of fraud." Outwardly he appears to be an upstanding Christian, farmer, and citizen, but inwardly he knows that he has broken some of the most fundamental rules of Christian doctrine injunctions against lying and adultery. He tells his wife, "Let you look sometimes for the goodness in me, and judge me not." And she replies, "The magistrate sits in your heart that judges you." It is clear that she is right, when John has decided not to confess to a crime he did not commit in order to save his life in the final act, he says, "You have made your magic now, for now I do think I see some shred of goodness in John Proctor." In the end, he finally regained sight of his value and goodness which he lost along the way in his inner struggles.
It is a way soldiers impose moral order on the chaos and awful randomness of war's violence. It is a way they humanize war for themselves, for their buddies, and for civilians, too. Though Aristotle doesn't himself talk about guilt, it is the emotion that best expresses the conflict—the desire or obligation to help frustrated by the inability, through no fault of one's own, to do so. To not feel the guilt is to be numb to those pulls.
Answer:
Van can carry 15 and bus 51 students
Explanation:
Let's mark the number of vans with x and number of buses with y.
That allows us to write equations:
1) 11x + 9y = 624 (high school A)
2) 5x + y = 126 (high school B)
This means that we have a system of the equations with two unknowns.
We can use x or y to solve this. Let's use x, but first we need to express y through x. We said that:
5x + y = 126
That means that:
y = 126 - 5x
Now, let's plug this in the equation 1):
11x + 9(126 -5x) = 624
11x + 1134 - 45x = 624
-34x = -510
34x = 510
x = 15
So, if x is 15, let's plug it in any of the two equations:
5x + y = 126
75 + y = 126
y = 51
So, a van carry 15 and a bus 51 students.
