Hi. This is a question that requires a personal answer. To answer it, you need to assess whether there is an element, activity, or thing that both you and your mother like or are interested in. You can use the answer below as an example.
My mom and I are interested in similar things as we both enjoy watching unfamiliar movies a lot. Of course we like famous movies, which everyone knows, but we are very interested in exploring cinema and finding great works that are not widely publicized. Although we have different interests, we think it's important to keep a common interest, something we can bring together.
Answer:A. Do not heckle
Explanation: Heckle means you disrupt someone by yelling annoying or rude things and comments.
This is unethical because you every speaker deserve a chance to actual deliver their speech and the audience have the responsibility to actual listen to the speaker with an open mind. This means that you can't tell at someone because you don't agree with their point of view but you have to be open minded enough to understand their point of view and without insulting them you can also get your point across in a polite way.
Spender's childhood, based on this poem, was lonely and he spent much of his time frightened of the boys in his neighborhood.
The majority of the poem describes these rough boys who held Spender down. He describes their knees on his arms and the way they mocked his lisp. They threw mud at him and were never nice to him.
The beginning of the poem, however, makes clear that his parents kept him away from these kids. As a child, he was therefore lonely and scared.
Looking back on his childhood, the poet expresses sadness that these boys never showed him kindness. The final line shows that as a boy he would have forgiven them if they only smiled -- which they never did.
It falls under the fallacy of half truths. It is a selective thinking whose main objective is to focus on pieces of evidence that hold to be true to the believers and omits some facts to present an accurate argument.
