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TEACHING SHAKESPEARE IN A MAXIMUM SECURITY PRISON1. Summarize the central ideas of the interview on the lines below?2. PART A: Reread paragraph 2. What is the host’s likely purpose for beginning the interview segment in this way?By using rhetorical questions, the host is highlighting the ubiquity of Shakespeare.By asking listeners to recall their associations with Shakespeare, the host is making the interview seem more relevant to the audience.By bringing to mind more common associations with Shakespeare, the host is emphasizing the remarkableness of Bates’ story.By asking Bates about her own memories of Shakespeare, the host is attempting to learn more about the origins of her interest in Shakespeare.3. PART B: Which quotation best supports the answer to Part A?A) "a deep connection with the playwright’s words”B) "Maybe you think about struggling to get through

How does Karana feel when she realizes that Tutok and the Aleut hunters have left the island?A.
She feels angry that the Aleuts have left her behind on the island.

B.
She feels relieved because she didn't really like Tutok coming to visit.

C.
She feels sad because she doesn't have anyone to talk to anymore.

D.
She feels ashamed because she never thanked Tutok for the necklace.


i thank it is c

PLEASE HELP ASAP(the passage is at the bottom)


question 2:
Which of these sentences fails to paraphrase words from the passage?
A.
Because of the volume of pictures that digital cameras take, it is difficult to print all of the pictures at once.
B.
Without film in digital cameras, people can freely take pictures without worrying about exposing the film.
C.
Sharing information becomes easy because pictures can be sent from your camera to your friends in a matter of minutes.
D.
Photographs are no longer a novelty because there are no more moments of waiting around for a picture.


question 1:
Which of these sentences is an appropriate paraphrase?
A.
Digital cameras have changed the way photographs have been taken. There are good and bad things that come along with digital cameras.
B.
Digital cameras allow us to get pictures in an instant and share it with others. Even though they give us that power, a photograph seems less significant in a pile of pictures.
C.
There are no more moments of waiting around for a picture. However, the downside of taking pictures so easily is that most of these pictures never get printed.
D.
Today, with digital cameras, a photograph can be taken for granted. Therefore, digitals should not be used in photography.



A photograph can capture a moment—it can be silly or serious. It is a reminder of what life was like at a certain point in time. The use of film to capture these moments has given way to the digital world. Today, with digital cameras, a photograph can be taken for granted.
Photographs are no longer a novelty. There are no more moments of waiting around for a picture. Now, the picture is there in an instant on the camera screen or on the computer. This is a great way to share information quickly. Plus, there is no film involved, which means that we can be less careful. However, the downside of taking pictures so easily is that most of these pictures never get printed. The pictures just pile up and up until they are forgotten.
Digital cameras allow us to get pictures in an instant and share it with others. Even though they give us that power, a photograph seems less significant in a pile of pictures.