Setting. it is where the beginning of the story takes place
Answer:
C
Explanation:
I think it is C because when you think about it, when you take chances in life, you won't know until the end to see if it was worth it. You also can't go back, so you just take a risk and believe in yourself.
Answer:
A. It's true that laptops are expensive, but the benefits they provide for student learning far outweigh any initial costs.
Explanation:
Adressing a counterclaim in a civil way means in a polite and formal manner. That means, not leaving space for insults or very casual words, therefore the arguments must be refuted with a correct logic and reasoning.
I think option A is the correct choise because it is the only one that is answering a counterclaim. With the phrase "It's true that..." we can see that someone gave his arguments before, and now it's time to answer. First the author of this phrase gives some credit to the counterclaim logic and reasoning, admitting that there is a valid point there: laptops are expensive. After that, the author gives his point of view and highlights the benefits of the use of laptops, this benefits overpass the main point of the counterclaim.
The two literary themes that can be identified in this description are: "the indignity of vanity and the futility of the pursuit of beauty" (Option A)
<h3>What is a theme?</h3>
A Theme is the subject matter that the author has expressed in a written text.
The text above is culled from "The Du.ke of Arrogance". The lady described is Arabella Jennings.
Having aged but refusing to look it, she continues to make efforts to appear younger.
Hence, the text above speaks to how vain it is to want to remain young forever and highlights the uselessness of trying to prevent aging.
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This line from "The Tempest" by Shakespeare is about <span>Prospero calling out to his brother. It describes how compassion of forgiveness is given and at the same time the justice that is carried out within the happenings of the play.</span>
