Select the correct answer from each drop-down menu.Read the excerpt from paragraphs 27–29.(27) "My lord, will you walk? Dinner is ready," said Leonato.(28) "If he do not doat on her after this, I will never trust my expectation," laughed Claudio, as the conspirators withdrew...(29) When the others had gone, Benedick came forth from his hiding-place, deeply impressed with what he had heard.How does this excerpt develop a theme about deception?These lines develop a theme about deception by showing .

Explain the theme of "deception" with reference to the short story "Dusk"

Which type of deception is taking place when someone presents a message that is entirely false?Group of answer choicesAvoidanceConcealmentLyingVague

Select the correct answer.Which statement best expresses how Benedick develops conflicting ideas over the course of the text? A. He believes that love is hard to find, yet he finds it quickly with Beatrice. B. He believes that love is not worth the trouble, yet he will continue to search for it. C. He believes that people are bound to change when they are in love, yet he promises to himself that he will not. D. He believes that men become fools when they fall in love, yet he grabs on to hope that he may find it with Beatrice.

Today we've gone over the following materials: Ericsson's essay "The Ways We Lie"Sam Harris's video "Why You Should Commit to Telling the Truth"The article from The Week magazine titled "Why Do We Lie?"Donald Hoffman's TED Talk "Do we see reality as it is?"John Gray's short paragraph on deception from Straw DogsBased on the arguments and ideas presented in the above, what is your overall verdict on the concept of lying, deception, and untruth? Should we be suspicious of all types of lies, as Ericsson suggests, and commit to telling the truth 100 percent of the time, as Sam Harris urges? Or, conversely, are certain types of lies, certain forms of deception or untruth, excusable--even necessary--for specific instrumental reasons, as Hoffman, Gray, and the Week magazine article suggest? Ultimately, are deception and untruth bad? Why or why not? Write 300-500 words responding the questions above. You may discuss other topics or arguments we discussed in class or that come to mind as you reflect on the materials we have covered today, so long as your overall response sticks to the general prompt of lying, deception, and untruth.

Select the correct answer.Which statement best summarizes the main events in the passage? A. Benedick struggles with how his friends change once they are in love and wonders if he too will act differently. B. Benedick considers the type of woman he could love and thinks that, even if he found her, he would not change who he is or how he acts. C. Benedick eavesdrops on his friends, who know he is listening, and they trick him into thinking Beatrice is in love with him. D. Benedick overhears his friends talking about Beatrice's love for him and wonders if he could ever love her back.