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What contradictory idea is Kafka bringing up about his relationship with his father in this passage from Letter to His Father?
Kafka was considered "contrary" but thought his father would have respected him if he had rebelled more. (Apex)
Are the words idea and ideal similar or contradictory?
contradictory
Is ideal and idea contradictory?
No, "ideal" and "idea" are not contradictory. An "ideal" refers to a standard or principle that one aspires to, while an "idea" is a thought or concept. They are different concepts that can coexist.
What questions does the main idea of a passage answer?
What's the point of this passage.
The central idea of a long passage is stated in the?
The main idea of a passage is also called ?
What idea does the friar convey with the contradictory statement?
This question is too vague. Please specify which remark of the friar's you are talking about.
How do you find a controlling idea?
Main idea of the passage or the poem
Which aspect of the passage best supports the idea that the Wife of Bath is an unreliable narrator?
The Wife of Bath's contradictory statements about her marital history and her changing attitudes towards marriage suggest that she may be unreliable. Her willingness to manipulate her audience through storytelling also contributes to her credibility as a narrator.
What is idea of a passage is the idea which is dealt with and recurs throughout the passage?
The central idea of a passage, often referred to as the main theme or topic, is the primary concept that the text explores and develops. This idea typically recurs throughout the passage, providing coherence and focus to the content. It serves as the backbone of the narrative or argument, guiding the reader's understanding and interpretation of the various points and details presented. Identifying this central idea helps in grasping the overall message or purpose of the passage.
What sentences is the best statement of the main idea in the entire passage?
The main idea of the passage is to provide an overview of the importance and benefits of environmental conservation.
Which Enlightenment idea likely inspired this passage?
Since you didn't include "this" passage, the question cannot be answered
Which central idea to the following passage from the Gettysburg address best support?
Where is the following passage?
