Which statement accurately explains the theme most exemplified in this passage

Answers

Answer 1
Answer:

The answer is : Good leaders treat everyone the same

Answer 2
Answer:

attach your file so i can help you bro


Related Questions

Are wolf's carnivore omnivore herbivore
Which pronoun best completes the sentence? How is the pronoun used? Is that __________ in the blue bathing suit? A. she; predicate nominative B. she; subject C. her; predicate nominative D. her; subject Question Resources
The beginning of television news introduced the idea of breaking news.TrueFalse
What does 'hit or miss' mean?
Which word is derived from the Latin root that means "tooth"?A) dentist B) dictate C) dividend D) endemic

What is a word family for mentor and uttered?

Answers

some things can be adviser, counselor, consultant, etc. for mentor. And a few words for uttered can be speak, voice, express. 

Can you help me with 6 please?

Answers

1. wrote 
2.where told or told
3.wrote
4.wrote
5.extremely 
6.disappointed
7.appearing 
8.was brought back 
9.has ben brought back 
10.still continue 

What is the speaker's response, in Poe's "Annabel Lee," to his beloved's death? A. He prays to angels for her. B. He writes poetry about her. C. He avenges her death. D. He stays in her tomb with her.

Answers

D. He stays in her tomb with her.

He stays in the tomb with her

Which sentence is the correctly written compound sentence?A.
The Grand Canyon in Arizona is 277 miles long.

B.
The Grand Canyon was carved by the Colorado River in the state of Arizona, the steep-sided canyon is 277 miles long.

C.
In the state of Arizona, the Colorado River carved the Grand Canyon, and it is 277 miles long.

D.
The Grand Canyon was carved by the Colorado River in the state of Arizona; the steep-sided canyon is 277 miles long.

Answers

D. The Grand Canyon was carved by the Colorado River in the state of Arizona; the steep-sided canyon is 277 miles long.

Because it uses a semicolon properly - it consists of two sentences which can stand independently, but the full stop is replaced by the semicolon so now they are together :D

Answer:

D. The Grand Canyon was carved by the Colorado River in the state of Arizona; the steep-sided canyon is 277 miles long.

Explanation:

Answer for Plato.

What's the story/myth of tantalus?

Answers

One of Tantalus’ crimes was that he stole ambrosia from the Mt Olympus, although he was invited as a guest to one of the rich dinners of the gods. Later on, he took ambrosia and nectar and took them to his friends trying to impress them. Tantalus also revealed some very important secrets that Zeus himself had confined in him, betraying the hospitality and trust of the Gods. He was present in some conversations between the Gods and overheard some divine secrets, which he told to the mortals. Finally, Tantalus stole the favorite pet of Zeus, his golden dog. It is not absolutely certain that Tantalus himself did it, but he hid the dog for a known thief, Pandareus and then he refused to return it. Tantalus and the dinner to Gods punishment of tantalusAlthough all the above mentioned crimes were pretty insulting to the Gods, showing that Tantalus was on the wrong track, the Gods did not punish him at first, thinking that he would understand from his mistakes. Unfortunately, Tantalus did not correct himself but committed even worse crimes against them. Tantalus invited all the Gods of the Olympus to a feast and dinner. But either because he wanted to test their genius or because he did not have enough food, he decided to do one of the most disgusting acts in Greek mythology. He killed his son Pelops, cooked him roasting the pieces of his body and served him to the Gods. However, the Gods understood what was going on and refused to eat. The only one who decided to eat the food provided by Tantalus was Demeter, who ate the shoulder of Pelops. According to the myth, Zeus decided to restore Pelops’ life, and Demeter gave him an arm made of ivory, to replace the shoulder she had eaten during the dinner. This act could not go unpunished and the Gods punished Tantalus: Zeus killed him crushing him on a mountain and destroyed everything he had created, including his kingdom. But that was not the end… Zeus brought Tantalus to the Tartarus and put him into a lake with a fruit tree above him. Tantalus was doomed to suffer from hunger and thirst eternally, since he could not reach the fruit or the water. Although he was close to the fruits and the water, whenever he tried to take a piece of fruit or drink a little water, the tree and the water would move away from him, so that he could not reach them. The punishment of Tantalus was actually the eternal frustration that he could not satisfy his needs.

When Tom realizes that Gatsby and Daisy are having an affair what does Gatsby say?

Answers

Answer:

That she never loved Tom; then she says that she loved both of them a different times om finds out about the affair between Gatsby and Daisy in Chapter 7, just before the three of them, along with Nick, take a trip to New York. Although no one explicitly communicates this fact, Tom picks up on suspicious body language. Specifically, he notices Gatsby and Daisy exchange glances: “Their eyes met, and they stared together at each other, alone in space.” Nick watches Tom as he, in turn, watches the exchange between his wife and Gatsby. Nick writes: “She had told [Gatsby] that she loved him, and Tom Buchanan saw. He was astounded.” Even though Tom realizes the nature of Gatsby and Daisy’s relationship early in Chapter 7, he does not confront Gatsby until later in the chapter, in a room at the Plaza Hotel. Nevertheless, the moment Tom sees what’s going on marks the beginning of the end.

Explanation: