The correct answer to this open question is the following.
"Mankind must remember that peace is not God's gift to his creatures, it is our gift to each other." Elie Weisel.
This quotation supports a central idea and reveals Wiesel's purpose in the speech n because it summarizes the concept of how people have to be willing to take what they deserve. knowing that nothing in life is for granted.
After Elie Weisel lived all the Nazi's atrocities in the concentration camp, he can be considered a survivor of the Nazi Holocaust. That is why he is an authorized voice to share his perspectives about human survival through faith, tenacity, and the spirit of never surrender. That is why he thought that nothing was granted and humans needed to go for it.
B. Abbreviations for words
Using abbreviations is fine but they shouldn’t be overly used or it may be problematic.
Some abbreviations that would always be deemed as standard English are Dr., Ms., Mrs., and Mr.
A. Transliterations is incorrect because it’s the process of changing the form of a word or letter into another language; it has nothing to do with standard english.
C. Parts of speech is incorrect because it has to do with sentence structures and not with the standards of English. Parts of speech is the characterization of words, such as nouns, verbs, adjectives and adverbs.
D. Technical jargon is incorrect because jargon are words that are mostly used by people of a certain profession. These words do not fall under standard English because they’re not commonly used, thus, not usually understood.
Answer:
“Don’t judge a man until you’ve walked two moons in his moccasins.”
Explanation:
It basically means to not judge anyone by their appearance. For example, sometimes people act weird, quiet, or even mean but we can't judge them unless we are in their shoes. We can't judge them unless we understand the why of his/her actions or way of being.
I think it's from page 60.
B.)a pull between objects
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The answer is C. The poem’s stanzas have varying lengths for Plato Users.
