In a tragedy, a tragic flaw refers to the main character's ...

motive.

crime.

background.

personal weakness.

Opposing innovation commonlit

Which description best illustrares the authors attitude toward the effects of war on its participants?

Read the sentence from the section "Circling The Earth." The same side of the moon always faces Earth. What does the word "faces" mean in the sentence? A looks like B looks behind C looks toward D looks inside

Why do people enter the witness protection program?

Would you choose a job that you would enjoy, or a job that would pay well? Bring two arguments. (essay in 100 words)

Why is Nwoye [in Things Fall Apart] so captivated by the religion preached by the white missionary? Select all that apply. A. He is moved by the poetry in the hymns. B. He identifies with the character of Jesus Christ. C.

5. Throughout the novel, questions of identity are raised. From her identity as an orphan and stranger in the hostile environment of Gateshead Hall to that of a ward of the church at Lowood; from her being a possible wife of Rochester, then of St.

In silent spring rachel carson makes up a fictional story about what life in the united states will be like if we don't save the environment, whereas in save the redwoods john muir

What is the best example of a cultural value? A) Honor basketball tradition. B) Find a friend C) Eat only organic produce D) Respect animals and Pets

By chucking the word unrelenting into its roots, prefix, and suffix, we can determine that it means a. not available for rent b. the act of not letting up c. the act of not borrowing d. not being borrowed