"Since the eighteenth century, the popular spirit of each succeeding age has tended more and more to the view that the ills and
mysteries of life will eventually fall before the scientific advances of man, a belief that is still going strong even though this is the first generation to face total extinction because of these advances." What social and cultural conflict is O'Connor describing? a. Science vs. Religion c. Past vs. the Present b. Technology vs. People d. Science vs. the Future
For O’Connor, it’s at the point of exhaustion of psychology and predictability that gratuity steps in – the writer aims for the disruptive event that points to the realm beyond our control and predictability.
If they ask you about yourself, just start with what qualities you like about yourself.
TIP: Make eye contact and portray a confident appearance, like don't slouch and mumble, speak clear and sit straight, be on time, be prepared, and know what you're saying.
