I might not be right, but it could be "She used a wooden bat for softball practice". I hope this helps you. :)
The tone of this novel is likely to be stunned, with mixed emotions such as sorrow, excitement, and confusion.
Flowers for Algernon reminds me a lot of how underachieved people are looked down on, whether it's because of their musical talent, their work status, or even their social status. Many people feel compelled to pick on others under them in order to make themselves feel better; this is shown in the book when Charlie's coworkers mock him for being different.
The correct answer among all the other choices is D) develop Kugler's character. <span>The purpose of the anecdotes in "The last judgement" about each person kugler has known serve most to </span>develop Kugler's character. Thank you for posting your question. I hope this answer helped you. Let me know if you need more help.
Answer:
C). He asserts the contradictions between the reasons people desire "great office" and the actual experience of obtaining and holding such an office.
Explanation:
Bacon in the given passage throws light upon 'the contradictions between the cause for which people desire 'great offices and positions' and the reality of holding such offices.' The <u><em>people feel they are seeking power and dignity and reducing pains in their life. But the reality is that 'this power and dignity comes at the cost of their liberty and dignity' and 'gaining power over others, they lose the power on their own selves', 'they reach to greater pains from pains.'</em></u> Thus, this is the enigma that best describes the author's reasoning in this passage and hence, <u>option C</u> is the correct answer.
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