What can the reader infer from oedipus's actions?

Though confident in his own innocence, Randall was disheartened to find that this venal character would be serving as judge over his trial. Based on the sentence, the word venal most likely means:

3. When forming a contraction between "does" and "not," what's the correct way to write it?

What best describes turners conflict with himself at the end of the story

At the beginning of Act II, Scene 3, what does Ruth tell Beneatha she and Walter did for the first time in a long time? A. Held hands B. Played cards C. Talked about old times D. Had a fight

John Proctor refuses to acknowledge the church and continues to criticize its practices because of

Would there be winds if the air above earths surface was the same temperature everywhere?

What is the tone of the poem "In a Station of the Metro"? A. cheerful and gay B. melancholic yet hopeful C. exciting and thrilling D. dreary and ghostly

A long speech spoken to another character, like "all the world's a stage," is a

What motivates Antigone to defy Creon's decree by burying her brother? monetary reward divine authority human law loyalty to the rebels

What can you infer from the following phrases in the opening paragraph, " ... there seemed an intangible pall ..." and " ... a subtle gloom that made the day dark ..."? (in "To Build a Fire")