<span>The Supreme Court ruled that placing limitations on the amount an individual candidate could spend on his or her own campaign violated First Amendment protections of free speech.</span>
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<span>Read the excerpt below from act 3.1 of The Tragedy of Julius Caesar and answer the question that follows.
ANTONY:
Thou art the ruins of the noblest man
That ever livèd in the tide of times.
Woe to the hand that shed this costly blood!
Mark Antony speaks these lines in an aside after asking Brutus for permission to speak at Caesar’s funeral. How do Mark Antony’s statements relate to the plot of the play?
</span><span>B-"They show a conflict between the conspirators and Mark Antony regarding Caesar's death."
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Answer:
The book divergent follows a girl named Beatrice "Tris" as she explores her identity in a community that defines people by their personalities and jobs that are related to the five factions (Dauntless - Amity - Erudite - Abnegation - Candor). Theis factions stop people from bieng different or independent and they certainly choose people's lifestyles and personalities. Tris tries to stop this and give freedom to all people with help from her beloved Tobias Eaton "Four".
Answer:
1. Eligible (meaning something or someone that is qualified) - He is eligible for the post of Headmaster of the school.
Illegible (something that is difficult to read)- Most doctor's handwritings are illegible for the common people.
2. Accept (to take or receive)- Please accept this small token of appreciation from our family.
Except (to be excluded from)- Everyone wants to go for a walk except my father.
3. Alter (to change)- He wants to alter the layout of the whole project.
Altar (a place of sacrifice)- God advised the priests to offer the sacrifices at the altar.
Explanation:
The given pairs of words are homonyms, meaning they have the same sound or pronunciation but have different spelling and meanings. Such words are easily confused and misused.
Sentences using these word pairs are as follows-
1. Eligible (meaning something or someone that is qualified) - He is eligible for the post of Headmaster of the school.
Illegible (something that is difficult to read)- Most doctor's handwritings are illegible for the common people.
2. Accept (to take or receive)- Please accept this small token of appreciation from our family.
Except (to be excluded from)- Everyone wants to go for a walk except my father.
3. Alter (to change)- He wants to alter the layout of the whole project.
Altar (a place of sacrifice)- God advised the priests to offer the sacrifices at the altar.
