How can literature expose us to the truths and enduring questions about human nature?

Answer:

    Literature can expose us to the truths and enduring questions about human nature, since it has been throughout history and has demonstrated different thoughts throughout it.

Explanation:

  Shakespeare's famous phrase "to be or not to be?" it is a clear example of questions that still remain in human nature.

Literature can help us to understand the behavior of the human being since in it, the most intimate feelings and thoughts of its authors are expressed, throughout all the ages.

 We have literature from times of slavery, war, to modern and even futuristic literature.

 Human nature does not only include physical or bodily aspects, but starts with nature itself in the growth and development of its intellectual capacity. Here are ways of thinking, feeling and acting. And this is definitely expressed in the literature.

Can someone please help me answer these asap
1. How can institutional racist practices affect succeeding generations?
2. Does racism affect minority groups’ ability to break out of the cycle of poverty?
3. What personal qualities can help you to deal with conflict and change?

What is the first step you should take when you compare and contrast the structures of two articles?
1. Look for ways the two structures are different.
2. Identify the structure of the first article.
3. Look for ways the two structures are alike.
4. Write some sentences summarizing each article.

1. Which type of activity requires group of muscles to work or
hold against a force or some weight?
A.Bone Strengthening Activities
B. Muscular Endurance Activities
C.Muscle Strengthening Activities
D.Cardiovascular Strengthening Activities​

Which is the best paraphrase of the line? "No man is an island."

Man cannot live alone.
Man should not live by himself.

What request does Beowulf make of Hrothgar?

What would you do if you are diagnosed with an incurable illness? At least 100 words. Please! I give the brainliest...

Please tell the answer

Why does Gilgamesh reject Ishtar’s marriage proposal?

How can you discover the theme(s) in a work?
O A. Through characters
OB.
Through plot
Oc. Through setting
D.
All of the above

What does the simile underlined on page 5
reveal about the Old Man?
He is humiliated by his defeat.
He is carrying his belongings.
He is exhausted from his struggle.
He is eager to confront his son.

Read this excerpt from a blog. When I eliminated gluten from my diet, my energy level increased. My morning bagel used to make me want a nap around 10:00 a.m., but this week was different. I started each day with an egg, and I was satisfied until lunchtime. A one-egg omelet with peppers and onions was the most flavorful option I tried. I’ll post full menus and pictures tomorrow. How does the writer of this blog promote change? by sharing personal information by explaining researched facts by raising awareness of a cause by criticizing existing policies

in what way are fransiscos feelings about school being divided? what causes this? support your answer with textual evidence from the story​

Randall was getting kind of perturbed, since he had been waiting at least three hours for them to finish fixing his car.

1. What is empathy? Why is it important to show empathy toward others? What does it mean to "put yourself in someone else's shoes"? 2. Think of a time when you hurt someone's feelings. Describe what happened. How did you know you hurt the person's feelings? How did you feel about the situation? Did you do anything to make the situation better? 3. Are there times when students don't show empathy for each other? What would school be like if everyone showed empathy toward each other all the time?

imagine you were a superhero for a day (one of your favorites, or ones you make up). Write a story about at least three different real-life encounters you would have (problems or experiences a person could realistically face), and how you as the superhero would handle these.

1. Which words best describe the guide? Select all that apply.
(2 Points)
A. friendly
B. bad-tempered
C. untrustworthy
D. reliable
E. disloyal
F. courageous

What is the effect of combining the objective
observations and the imagery?
Readers become confused about what is
happening inside and outside the wire.
O Readers feel distanced from the scene.
O Readers learn what weapons were used and
visualize what those weapons did.

Why is the post office so important in today’s world?

Read this excerpt from News Articles about Bullying. “It actually changed (my) life,” said classmate McKenna Inglett, in an interview with WFTS reporter Laura Harris. “I have tried to change some people that were bullying me.” “He has taught me about Tourette syndrome and how not to bully and things like that,” said another classmate, Ethan Whittaker. What background knowledge would best add to a reader’s understanding of the excerpt? an explanation of what behaviors make up bullying a statement by the students’ teacher on how things have improved a comment by Jaylen on how his classmates have changed a determination of which classmate was more affected

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Who learns a lesson in this story?
Habib and the Bear
1) the fly
In the ancient land of Persia, there lived a man
named Habib. Habib raised figs to sell in the village,
and every year he planted a few more fig trees.
Over time, his grove grew too large for one man to
tend.
the people at the
market
One morning, Habib was especially tired. Carrying a
basket of figs to market, he thought, "Today I must
find a helper to share my work."
Habib
At the market, everyone was happy to see Habib,
for he was a kind man who never found fault with
anyone. "Do you know someone I can hire to work
for me?" he asked each customer. But no one knew
a worker who needed a job.
the bear

what is the first part that is developed in a story's plot

Which of the following passages from an essay about a new airliner best
uses precise language and domain-specific vocabulary to support the topic?
A. Unlike other planes, the Boeing 787 Dreamliner has something
different when it comes to pollution, the environment, nature, and
Mother Earth,
O B. The design of the Boeing 787 Dreamliner has also taken noise
pollution into account, and boasts noise-reducing chevrons on its
engine housings.
O c. With its contoured nose and four-window design, the 787
Dreamliner is way more stylish than the 767 it's replacing, and
thank goodness for that.
O D. The Boeing 787 Dreamliner is a peach of an airplane, but at nearly
300 million dollars a pop for the top model, I guess that's no big
surprise, right?

Which idea - popular at the time that Romantic movement came to prominence - did Romantic artists and writers reject?

The prefix Hydro helps the reader understand that the word hydroelectric means

A.Magnetic rain
B.Weather patterns
C.Ocean Motor
D.Water power
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Who was Wilbur's best friend in Charlotte's Web?

When it's time to share the results of your research, how does knowing your purpose and audience help you select facts for an essay?

Which detail from the text best supports the answer to Part A?
O A "More recently, consensus moved toward the idea that yawning cools
downlige brain, so when ambient conditions and temperature of the
brain itself increase, yawning episodes increase." ( Paragraph 4)
OB "When you see someone else yawn, the networks in your brain
responsible for empathy and social skills are activated."
(Paragraph 9)
OC "In 2013, cognitive and behavioral scientists at the University of Tokyo
once again tested contagious yawning in canines while controlling for
stress." ( Paragraph 11)
OD "Levels of the cortisol stress hormone did not rise in dogs that didn't
yawn in response to a human yawn. This finding suggests some dogs
find human yawning stressful and others do not." ( Paragraph 12)

Read the lines from the poem "The New Colossus."

Is the imprisoned lightning, and her nameMother of Exiles. From her beacon-handGlows world-wide welcome; ...From her beacon-hand
Glows world-wide welcome

What is the meaning of the phrase "beacon-hand?"


the moonlight shining on the statue

the torch the statue holds

the lights of the city

the hand of the statue

In 1924, Nathan Leopold and Richard Loeb were convicted of killing a fourteen-year-old neighbor boy. Leopold and Loeb were in their late teens, came from wealthy families, and attended college. They wanted to commit the “perfect crime.” Attorney Clarence Darrow, a lifetime opponent of the death penalty, was their defense attorney.

excerpt from Clarence Darrow’s closing argument in Illinois v. Nathan Leopold and Richard Loeb, August 22–25, 1924

If these two boys die on the scaffold which I can never even yet bring myself to imagine, if they do die on the scaffold the details of this will be spread over the world. Every newspaper in the United States will carry a full account. Every newspaper of Chicago will be filled with the gruesome details. It will enter every home and every family.

Will it make men better or make men worse?…Would it harden the heart of man or would it soften it? How many men would be colder and crueler for it?…

Do I need to argue to your honor that cruelty only makes cruelty; that hatred only causes hatred; that if there is any way…to soften this human heart, which is hard enough at its best, if there is any way to kill evil and hatred and all that goes with it, it is not through evil and hatred and cruelty; it is through charity and love and understanding?

How does the use of rhetorical questions in this excerpt advance the speaker's purpose of persuading the judge to give a lighter sentence?


The rhetorical questions imply that a harsher sentence would only serve to make people crueler.

The rhetorical questions force the judge to listen more carefully to the argument and thus to agree with the speaker.

The rhetorical questions demonstrate that the speaker is offering theories, not stating facts.

The rhetorical questions remind the judge that the vast majority of people in the community share the speaker's view.