In "The Stone," what does the stone symbolize?

a. the trickery and lies of the Fair Folk

b. the needs and wants of children

c. things that do not grow or change

d. couples that do not learn to forgive and forget

How is the passage an example of Wilde achieving his overall purpose in writing the play? Wilde uses realism to instruct the audience so they approve of the marriage. Wilde uses sarcasm to shame the audience into embracing the social code.

Read this appeal: The meat we eat comes from that cute little cow on the farm. You don't want to hurt that little cow just so you can eat a hamburger at school, do you? Who would be the most appropriate audience for this appeal? A.

The introduction of a traedy is referred to as a prologue true or false

What was the mode of the music?

What is the setting of papa's parrot

How many variables should be tested at one time in a scientific investigation?

Explain what dialogue involving capulet and tybalt reveals about each character

What are the pronunciation rules for words ending with the - s sound?

Right before summer, Scout learns of sad news. What was the news?

In listening to a speech given by the famous pacifist george bernard shaw, which of the following opinions would the listener most logically expect to hear him assert? a. peaceful negotiations are the best way to resolve conflicts. b.