Read the passage and then answer the question:Victor was angry. Somebody had stolen $500 in cash from him, and when he found who it was, he was going to make the thief pay. He looked around for suspects and saw Gil smiling at him. It had to be him. Victor threw himself at Gil, ready to punch his lights out.Which ending to this scene would be most ironic?A.In the ensuing fight, Gil unexpectedly pleas for mercy. Victor feels awful.B.Gil wasn't the person who stole the cash from Victor. It was someone else.C.Victor is arrested for assault, and Gil, now his former friend, presses charges.D.Gil had just found $1,000 in cash, and he was about to share it with Victor.SUBMITarrow_backPREVIOUS

Which of the following pair of quotes BEST illustrates the dramatic irony present in Act 1, Scene 4?Elimination ToolSelect one answerA"Is execution done on Cawdor? Are notThose in commission yet returned?" (1.4.1-2)"I’ll be myself the harbinger and make joyfulThe hearing of my wife with your approach." (1.4.51-52)B"He diedAs one that had been studied in his deathTo throw away the dearest thing he owedAs ’twere a careless trifle." (1.4.9-12)"The Prince of Cumberland! That is a stepOn which I must fall down or else o’erleap" (1.4.55-56)C"The service and the loyalty I oweIn doing it pays itself." (1.4.25-26)"The rest is labor which is not used for you." (1.4.50)D"There’s no artTo find the mind’s construction in the face.He was a gentleman on whom I builtAn absolute trust." (1.4.13-16)"My worthy Cawdor." (1.4.54)

Why did the thief smile without any effort towards the end of the story?

Victor _________(ed) at Lisha’s suggestion that he exchange his chocolate cupcake for her banana, and he spent the remainder of lunch ridiculing the idea that anyone would ever agree to such a trade.revelscoffsubsistcavort

Which part of the Story Arc contains the end of the story and the solution to the dilemma the protagonist was facing.ClimaxRising ActionResolutionFalling ActionSubmit answers

Select the correct answer.Which is the best objective summary of the passage? A. Valentine trusts his friend Proteus and wants what is best for him, so when he visits him in Milan, he praises him to the Duke. However, when Proteus sees the Duke's daughter, Silvia, he immediately forgets his girlfriend back home and wants Silvia for himself. B. The Duke of Milan wants his daughter Silvia to have an appropriate match for a husband. He feels as though she may be interested in Valentine, who is a nice guy, but not good enough for his daughter. So, he locks her away at night so that he can keep an eye on her while he decides who she should marry. C. Proteus destroys his friendship with Valentine by betraying his trust. The evil Proteus wants to marry Silvia, Valentine's love interest, and deviously tells the Duke of Valentine's plan to sneak away with his daughter. This gets Valentine unfairly thrown out of the kingdom, and Proteus receives Silvia's hand in marriage. D. Despite her father's plans to marry her to someone else, Silvia falls in love with Valentine. Her father suspects she may have feelings for Valentine and locks her away at night so she cannot leave. When Proteus, Valentine's friend, comes to visit, he falls in love with Silvia and hatches a plan to have her for himself.