Answer:
4. Literature should portray reality.
Explanation:
<em>Spoon River Anthology</em> is a collection of short free-verse poems written by Edgar Lee Masters. These poems tell about the lives of the residents of Spoon River, a fictional small town.
The author of the passage you were given is saying that literature should portray reality. They state that that Masters' characterization of businessmen fails because it is not realistic. Based on that, we can conclude that they believe that it would be better if it were more realistic. That doesn't mean that Masters' books can't be considered literature or that the businessmen are not interesting. Besides that, they don't mention historical events, which makes the third statement incorrect as well.
This is why the fourth option is the correct one.
Answer:
4.
Explanation:
Answer:
Thank you!
Explanation:
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Who ever is reading this:
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U matter.
The world needs u
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Answer:
The one who kills in a few second is more humane.
Explanation:
"The Bet" is a short story written by Anton Chekhov. The story is about a bet between the banker and a lawyer. The bet was which punishment is better; death penalty or life imprisonment.
The banker is the story asked the given question. <u>The more humane executioner is the one who kills in a few seconds because dying within a few seconds is better than dying for life in isolation.</u>
<u>Life imprisonment is not less than a mental torture in which the prisoners await his death. But, on the other hand, the death penalty takes life in a few seconds giving pain for some time only.</u>
A] passive is when you just listen to someone. You don't add to their talk.