What motivates Benvolio to utter this warning?

Which ending to this scene would be most ironic?

Paraphin [41]

Answer:

I will answer this to the best of my ability according to what I assume is the reason for the fight.

Explanation:

Irony is when something happens that you didn't expect to, and it can be funny or dramatic. Let's look at the answers:

A. I'm pretty sure Gill stole Victor's $500, which is why they fight. What would you expect from a fight where one person stole the other's money? There are usually only two conclusions: one person wins the fight and takes back his money, or the other person wins and runs away. Option "A" is one of those two expected outcomes, so it is not ironic.

B. While this isn't the most expected outcome, it certainly isn't unexpected. One person is bound to win the fight, and maybe the other begs for mercy. Even though it isn't one of the most obvious endings, it isn't that unexpected.

C. Now, this is a totally unexpected outcome. These two guys are fighting over Victor's money, while Victor already has the money without him knowing. That is not expected.

D. This is not unexpected. It is expected. Two guys are fighting, it could possibly end their friendship

The answer is C. The cash was in Victor's pocket the whole time, but he loses it while he is fighting Gil. This is the most unexpected outcome, and most ironic.

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2 years ago

Write an argumentative essay for or against viewing sports figures and celebrities as positive role models.

stepladder [879]

Here is the Pre writing-

<em>Yes, I am in favor of viewing sports figures and celebrities as positive role models. They help in making our goals and objectives very much clear. I love cricket and play it almost everyday. I have many role models in this game. I admire many players. What benefits I have attained by following and admiring these sports figures and models. I have seen them playing in the filed, and have try adopting their techniques which have helped me in my game as well. I have learnt how to be cool and calm and to make firm decisions even under pressure and difficult circumstances. I have learnt patience form them. Yes, one can learn so many good things if he or she follow a sports role model. When we follow a sports person as a role model, we learn from him or her. We learn from his/her success as well as failures. We learn how they handle failures, and how they manage their successes. We also learn how to develop a wining attitude in our elf. We learn how to live happy whatever the life circumstances are. We learn make other people happy. We learn the sportsman spirit from our role models. They make us a better human being and a team player.</em>

I hope this is what you were looking for

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Which is one characteristic of iambic pentameter, which is used in "Sonnet 29”?

tiny-mole [99]

In iambic pentameter, each verse consists of five metrical feet. Meter is a poem's rhythm, and feet are units of that rhythm.

In an iamb, an unstressed syllable is followed by a stressed syllable, as in the word "hello."

"Penta" means five, so a verse of iambic pentameter has five iambs. Five pairs of unstressed syllables followed by stressed syllables.

Five pairs gives a total of ten syllables. So the answer is B, "each line contains ten syllables."

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Write a paragraph to explain the role Logan’s house played in Janie’s life. Support your answer with at least two examples from

Katen [24]

One interpretation of Janie Crawford is that her growth as a character is closely related to her ability as a master storyteller. With Killicks, she has no voice; with Joe Starks, her voice is very limited, but with Tea Cake, Janie's own voice emerges and she joins with him as a master storyteller. This emergence of Janie as storyteller parallels her coming into being as a woman.

1. With Logan Killicks, an older man,Granny arranges marriage for Janie after having spotted Johnny Taylor "lacerating her Janie with a kiss." Wishing to protect Janie from those who would exploit her, Granny wants her granddaughter, "safe in life."

"You ain't got nobody but me. And mah head is ole and tilted towards de grave. Neither can you stand alone by yo'self....Ah got tuh try and do for you befo' mah head is cold."

2. When Janie meets Joe Starks coming up the road, and he tells her of his ambitions; perceiving that Janie is dissatisfied with her life and wishing to be influenced, Starks leads Janie along with him. However, Joe is yet another dominating man who traps Janie in life. Once he owns his store, Joe has Janie "dress up and stand in the store all...evening" one night. "She must look on herself as the bell-cow, the other women were the gang."

Joe refuses to allow Janie a voice. When the townspeople ask her to speak after he is made mayor, Starks says,

...mah wife don't know nothin' 'bout no speech makin'. Ah never married her for nothin' lak dat. She's uh woman and her place is in de home.

Further, because other men look at her with desire, Joe makes Janie cover her beautiful hair while she works in the store, which "kept her with a sick headache." Repressed, Janie again finds herself wishing for more in her life. somewhere to "laugh and play," not to be a possession on display.

Both her relationships with Logan Killicks and Joe Starks are confining. While they offer Janie financial protection, she desires independence. Janie never feels any sense of self in her marriages to these men; she is simply a wife to work or to be ornamentation, never to be a storyteller

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2 years ago

The author includes the example of a blob placed in front of us to show that

Anvisha [2.4K]

I believe it would be C
as humans sometimes we have to see to believe this one makes the most sense to me

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