Why does Paul instruct the refugees to tell the people they are calling that “if they let go of that hand...you will die” (paragraph 91)?Answer choices for the above questionA. He wants the refugees to prolong the phone calls for as long as they can.B. He is attempting to get the Hutu soldiers to feel sorry for the people who are trapped inside the hotel.C. He believes that those outside the country must be shocked into feeling compelled to rescue them.D. He is seeing if the people with influential friends in other countries can get those people to send money to the guests.TEKS: TEKS.10.4(G)TEKS.10.6(B)

Why does Paul go to such elaborate measures to try and convince the Hutu lieutenant that most of the guests at the Mille Collines Hotel are Europeans?

What is most closely a central idea of the excerpt?Answer choices for the above questionA. The refugees inside the hotel have given up hope that they will receive any assistance from those outside Rwanda.B. Western nations are ignoring the situation in Rwanda because there is no political gain.C. Tillens is not concerned with the safety of Paul and the others inside the hotel.D. This type of instability and brutal violence is commonplace in Rwanda.

Which of these inferences is best supported by the text?Answer choices for the above questionA. Paul took in displaced Rwandans after Europeans fled the ongoing violence.B. No one besides Paul is aware of the reaction from the western countries toward the Rwandan refugees.C. The western countries would like to see the Hutu militants succeed.D. Paul is willing to turn over guests who will not pay their bills to the Hutu soldiers.

Paul urges the Galatians to “stand firm” in Christ’s liberty and that failing to do thiswould mean “you have fallen from grace.” This means they will have lost their salvation.Group of answer choicesTrueFalse

If a right to euthanasia is grounded in self-determination, it cannot reasonably be  limited to the terminally ill. If people have a right to die, why must they wait until they are actually dying before they are permitted to exercise that right?In the above passage, identify what the speaker is trying to convince us about?Also, under the guise of rhetorical tone, identify the argument.