C. Liberal Arts Colleges
Vocational training is training that prepares students for a particular job (or vocation). Examples of vocational training include construction, HVAC repair, mechanics, truck driving, welding, etc. Those would not be taught in a liberal arts college because liberal arts colleges will teach typical knowledge that does not apply directly to a particular trade but aims to develop the person as a whole by imparting knowledge such as that of social science, arts, humanities, natural sciences, etc.
One of the main reasons why Bierce use a flashback in section 2 of "An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge" instead of proceeding with the events taking place is because he wants to appeal to the common reader, who is more familiar with this.
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The correct answer is B.
A short story is usually defined as a piece of literature that can be read in one sitting. For this to be achievable, it should have a lenght of no more than 1,000 words.
However, if the story is too short, it is no longer considered a short story but a work of microfiction.
Therefore, the lenght of a short story should be between 200 and 1000 words.
Answer:
With strength and planning, one can resist temptation.
Explanation:
Homer's epic narrative "The Odyssey" details the strenuous and rather long journey that the hero Odysseus had to endure to get back home to Ithaca. The story also showed how the gods helped him in his trip back home.
Book XII of the story shows how the goddess Circe had foretold Odysseus about the events that he will be met with. She predicted that he will have to go through the waters that the Sirens had been dwelling around, and how he will be tempted by their singing. But she also gave her instructions on how to escape and overcome their temptations and proceed with their journey. Following her advice, the men tied him so that he won't be able to comply with the temptation and also at the same time, they too stuffed their ears with wax. Thus were they able to overcome the calls of the Sirens and continue with their journey. Through this scene, Homer seems to present the theme of perseverance, the resisting of temptation with strength and planning.
b. so he can speak to Spaulding in private
c. so he can steal from Wilson
d. so he can avoid Sherlock Holmes