Answer:
quizlet/494283439
Explanation:
I used this for my test not sure if im too late or not but here it for future students
Also the quizlet is wrong on a few questions (im not sure if its like this for everyone but it was like this for me):
6. B.292.3 meters
7. B.154 ft
8. D.912 meters
9. A.307 feet
Again these were the correct answers for me not sure if its the same for everyone they might have changed it.
(Also, I'm not sure about 11-15 bc my teacher said i didnt have to do those ones) Hope this helps :))
There are different kinds of quotes. The option that best state what this quote reveals about the Ghost of Christmas Present’s and Scrooge’s differing points of view is;
- It suggests that the spirit believes Scrooge is oblivious to his own suffering, like an insect that does not know what lies beyond its small environment.
The Ghost of Christmas Present is known to be a fictional story about a Christmas Spirits who visited Ebenezer Scrooge in the 1843. The aim was to offer him an opportunity for redemption.
People sometimes do not know what they are passing through. Scrooge wanted a change and as such was visited by three spirits. They made him realize things he had forgotten about himself.
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Reread the following quotation from paragraph 75: “Oh God! to hear the Insect on the leaf pronouncing on the too much life among his hungry brothers in the dust!” Which of the following best states what this quote reveals about the Ghost of Christmas Present’s and Scrooge’s differing points of view?
A. This reveals the spirit’s low opinion of Scrooge, who has a high opinion of his own status.
B. This reveals the spirit considers Scrooge and other humans to be insects in comparison to his power and wisdom.
C. This quote suggests that the spirit believes Scrooge is oblivious to his own suffering, like an insect that does not know what lies beyond its small
environment.
D. This quote recalls Scrooge’s earlier words in favor of the poor dying off to lower the population; the spirit puts Scrooge in his place, revealing that while Scrooge may consider himself above others, the spirit knows to value the lives of other Beings.
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To take revenge for not allowing him to take up the living.
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Participating
Explanation:
I have had this question before
C. -12 I think. I’m probably wrong
