Answer:
Akiba Drumer asked the others to say the Kaddish for him after he had gone. The others promised that they would, but when the time came, they forgot.
Explanation:
Answer:
1.
suddenly and unexpectedly.
"the film ends rather abruptly"
2.
in a rude or curt manner.
"she barely conceals her irritation and speaks briefly and abruptly to the woman"
In this situation #1
Answer:
C
Explanation:
His job as a teacher exposed him to students' experiences with prejudice and poverty and inspired him to help vulnerable citizens as president
Answer:
There are two instances (details) in the text that can support this idea. First, when Anna and Olivia discuss their different points of view regarding oil paintings. Anna argues that she would like to use color and the oil paints instead of charcoal; however, Olivia does not like the idea of using oil paintings, since charcoal allows her to erase something if she makes a mistake. Second, towards the end, Anna says "I'll never have a charcoal life. Mama sees the world in colors too!". With this statement, Anna explains that she and her mother see the world in a particular way, in this case in color. Therefore, she implicitly states that there are different ways of seeing or perceiving the world.
Answer:
The detail from the poem Sonnet 27 that shows situational irony is:
С
. The speaker, tired from having traveled all day, is unable to fall asleep because his mind has decided to "wake up."
Explanation:
<u>Situational irony takes place when one's actions (a character's or a speaker's, for instance) end up having the opposite result of what was expected. </u>
Right at the beginning of the poem Sonnet 27, by Shakespeare, the speaker explains that he is exhausted after having worked and traveled all day.<u> He says that he is in bed with the purpose of getting some rest. However - and this where the situational irony happens -, he is unable to fall asleep because his mind is wide awake, thinking of the woman he loves. Therefore, what takes place when he goes to bed is precisely the opposite of what he intended:</u>
<em>Weary with toil, I haste me to my bed,
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<em>The dear repose for limbs with travel tired;
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<em>But then begins a journey in my head</em>