Answer: there is an error in sentence 1.
Answer:
D) to have in one's mind
Explanation:
The question above is related to the story of "Jane Eyre," written by Charlotte Bronte. The incident occurred when John Reed, Jane's cousin, acted cruel again to Jane. He asked Jane what she was hiding (she was actually hiding a book and reading it) and asked her to show him the book. <u>John then demanded that she had no right to touch anything that belonged to them</u> (such as their books). This started the argument with Jane and in the end, John threw the book at Jane. Jane then started shouting at John and calling him a murderer and likened him to the cruel Roman emperors.
The incident caught the attention of Bessie and Miss Abbot. Such incident became evidence of Jane's bad manner according to how she acted, since <u>John was considered the son of her benefactress.</u> This then proves that the word "entertain" means "to have in one's mind." The incident just added to what Bessie and Miss Abbot had in mind, particularly on the bad side, about Jane Eyre.
The correct answer is option c) these lines talk about life’s unpredictability and urge people to enjoy their youth.
The assumption that may be derived from these lyrics of Feste's song in Shakespeare's Twelfth Night is that they are referring to the unpredictability of life and, as a result, encourage people to enjoy their youth.
This section from Shakespeare's comedy Twelfth Night is part of what Feste sings when Sir Toby and Sir Andre Agueecheeck urge him to sing a love song.
He is warning couples not to waste time since life is unpredictable; in other words, no one knows what will happen tomorrow ("what is to come is still uncertain").
Furthermore, he asserts that youth does not continue forever. As a result, he tells couples to make the most of the current moment ("Then come kiss me, sweet and twenty").
As a result, the concept described in this paragraph is strongly related to the subject of carpe diem, which means "seize the day."
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