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To emphasize the increasing popularity of cycling
According to the Bible, Eva's sin was to eat from the forbidden fruit by following the snake's persuasion. Had she been self-sacrificing, the argument the snake tried to use on her wouldn't have worked as she convinced her that, by eating the fruit, she would be God-like.
Also, if you take in consideration the setting of the text, there was nothing to measure riches by as Adam and Eve/Eva were the only two beings on earth. This eliminates the first option. Similarly, because there is no one else to judge, nothing supports the conclusion of Eve being judgmental or not. Because she did repent from her mistakes, we could infer that she was indeed spiritual. Therefore, the best answer is <em>self-sacrificing.</em>
This question is incomplete, here´s the complete question.
Read "Reality Is Broken: Why Games Make Us Better and How They Can Change the World," by Jane McGonigal.
Whom is McGonigal trying to convince? What evidence supports your answer?
Answer: The detractors of games: "concerned parents, teachers, and
politicians", as well as nongamers who consider gaming a waste of time.
Explanation:
McGonigal explains that despite the growing concern about the increasing use of games as a waste of time, there´s historical evidence (the Lydians account) that games that provide an immersive experience and a distraction from their (metaphorical) hunger for things such as a better job or at least a sense of belonging to the community.
