Answer:
The answer is option B and D.
Explanation:
Cryptography is the study and practice of securing communication to prevent third parties to access private messages or information. This is especially relevant on the internet and the Information Age that has came with it.
According to the author's claim, the power of cryptography and the ability to protect information with it nowadays, would guarantee the success of the Information Age. The main details that support this claim are B and D.
First, we have the role encryption has to play in such areas like business, as said in option B, and how it could facilitate the whole process, which demands more strict security protocols regarding the information flow in between. Then there are the resources available to improve said protocols and reinforce the security as well, which is possible if the government develop a decent technology infrastructure that can be optimized for surveillance, as said in option D. This can also lead to a better experience to keep improving the infrastructure for safe encryption.
Both details support the main point of the claim: how cryptography is closely related to the success or failure of the Age of Information as it is known by how the information flows and how can this affect the privacy and security of third-parties in a good or bad way.
The Internet is also preserving certain regional dialects, such as Southern English, that previously would have faded. This is because the Internet lets these dialect speakers write down their unique words and phrases. The Internet has spawned a language revolution, the likes of which have never been seen before.
Exposition is the intro to the novel. All the background information that is either the entire first part of the novel, or spread throughout. Rising action is the events that thicken the plot to propel it to the conflict and make the novel more interesting and lifelike. I think a circular narrative is one that ends like it started (comes full circle), maybe repeating exact passages, or simply referencing the events at the beginning of the novel. I don't know what the other types mean, but you can google them. Plot devices are all the things that a writer uses to develop the plot, like symbolism, similes, metaphors, foil (characters meant to be contrasting to one another while also similar to reveal something else to the reader), imagery, type of conflict, etc. Since they specifically mentioned foreshadowing and flashback, maybe that was in the work you were reading??
Organizational choices are things like syntax. How long are most of the sentences? If they are typically short, but one in a paragraph is long, the author may be trying to draw attention to the ideas in that sentence. Chapter organization and paragraph organization is also something to consider when analyzing the organizational choices, as well as the other plot devices they used throughout the novel and the type of narrative. So this question is asking for you to analyze how the author developed the narrative, and basically telling you what types of things you should be including in your analysis (plot devices, organization, type of narrative).
Hope that helps!
Answer:
The main theme in my opinion is love.
Explanation:
Jim and Della are willing to part with their most prized possessions to make each other happy, demonstrating that a wealth of love makes up for material poverty. Some additional themes are generosity, selflessness, and poverty.