Answer:
The statue is telling the world America is a land opportunity.
Explanation:
The excerpt refers to a the other sentences but I never says anything about America being the land of opportunity
<span>Thoreau defends his approach in the second paragraph of “Economy” in Walden by giving a simple a simple and sincere account as he knows himself best.</span>
Answer: Never give up
Explanation:
A piece of evidence that is best-supporting ideas of the author of ''The Last Lecture'' is to never give up but besides that, it is also important to have fun, help other people, have good role models, and to be loyal.
Randy Pausch, the author, is telling the people that even if you 'fail', you will receive an experience that can help you in the lifetime. If you give up, you will end without experience.
-<em>Apologize when you scr:w </em>up and<em> Find the best in everybody</em> is his advice when you need help from people.
-He is saying that<em> gratitude</em> is also important for achieving your dreams but a piece of advice that comes first when he is talking about achieving dreams is to never give up.
Answer:
A. But do not be surprised if it is not.
Explanation:
The author in the sentence quoted is saying that if women cannot afford the time to put their ideas to paper, then at least the ideas expressed in their conversation should improve.
I don't think it is a question of work and play. It's sort of a silly phrase, but I realize you are stuck with it.
I think A is your best answer, and I cannot think of any kind of alternative from the other 3 that are satisfactory. The problem is that there is compensation for having little time but being able to think: the time spent contemplating will show up in conversation.
