1. How is the use of setting in "Paul's Case" and "The Cask of Amontillado" similar?
D. Both stories are set in the winter to symbolize coldness and death.
The story “Paul’s Case” is set during the winter, it symbolizes the end of the things in literature and this end leads Paul to commit suicide. The atmosphere and the setting of the story are cold and harsh. However, the story “The Cask of Amontillado” ends in the death of Fortunato which gives the readers a gothic experience.
2. A comparison of the plots in "Paul's Case" and "The Cask of Amontillado" reveals that both stories move from what to what?
D. dishonesty to death
Both the stories “Paul’s Case” and “The Cask Of Amontillado” travels through the roads of dishonesty to death. In “Paul’s Case,” the character Paul feels so obsessed with money that he steals from his company which became the reason for his downfall. Similarly, Fortunato gets buried alive for some injustice which he did against Montresor.
3. How are the characters of Fortunado from "The Cask of Amontillado" and Jim Smiley from "The Celebrated Jumping Frog of Calaveras County" alike?
B. They are both deceived.
Both the characters Fortunado and Jim Smiley were deceived in the stories “The Cask Of Amontillado” and “The Celebrated Jumping Frog of Calaveras Country” respectively. Fortunato was deceived by Montresor who bricks him in the catacomb and leaves him until he is dead. on the other hand, Jim Smiley gets deceived by the man who betted against him. Jim betted that his frog Dan’l can outjump any frog in the country. The man filled the frog with quail shots so that he can win the bet.
Your answer would be A. because <span>you don't hear anyone's thoughts. You just see the what happens as if your watching the two people </span>
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Answer:
A.Third person point of vies allows the author to explore the ethical mistakes of a psychologist
B.Third person point of view allows the author to describe an influential psychological experiment.
C.First person point of view allows the author to highlight his views on the proper and improper methods of psychological experiments.
D.First person point of view allows the author to encourage readers to be careful of conforming the social roles.
