Which statement best reflects hilary kromberg inglis’s viewpoint in “the light of gandhi’s lamp”? black south africans should be treated the same as white south africans protesting apartheid is too dangerous to be worthwhile most activists only protest against the government when their family members are arrested

The statement that best reflects Hilary Kromberg Inlis's viewpoint in The Light of Gandhi's Lamp is the first one: black South Africans should be treated the same as white South Africans.

The author narrates a story where the main character's sister is in prison for fighting peacefully against the Apartheid and tells stories about her childhood where the reader can vividly understand how different white and black africans were treated.

She describes how unfair was that the maids were all black and how they were not allowed to stay in the "white area residences". Black people in Africa had to live in the countrysides and couldn't mix with common white people, from the government's point of view, they were second class people, they only existed in order to serve the white.

1= A, 2=D, 3= A, 4= C, 5= B,  8= D 9= B 10=A

Explanation:

I am not sure about question 97 ...

I would contend that the right answer is actually the C. By depicting the lack of professional prospects available to a female character, it reflects the ancient Greek view that women should not be afforded the same opportunities in life as men.

Explanation: Just to elaborate a little on the answer, it can be added that throughout the passage it is possible to identify several references to the ancient Greek view that women should not be afforded the same opportunities in life as men. For instance, in the second paragraph it is said that the character of Agatha was envious of her brother, because he had been sent to school, and she had to study at home. In addition, in the third paragraph it is said that she kept the dreams of becoming a scholar "to herself, though, never telling a soul how she felt, because it wasn’t proper." Likewise, in that same paragraph it is said that "neither she nor her sister needed him or a husband to take care of or make decisions for her." Furthermore, in the last paragraph the narrator suggests that, even though she wanted a different life for herself—an independent, self-sufficient, and intellectual life—Agatha ended up accepting her fate, since disobeying her father would upset the gods and she would be punished for it. These ideas indicate that women in ancient Greece, starting at an early age, did not receive the same opportunities as men did—although there were exceptions.      

By showing how the wishes of parents can come in conflict with the hopes of their children, it reflects the ancient Greek view that young people must assert their independence and autonomy.

The correct answer is "a detailed outline of the best way to provide services for the client."

Further Explanation:

When direct services are provided to a client and family members, a detailed outline is the best way to develop a program that works with everyone. The detailed outline will help keep a schedule that everyone can follow. This will also help a patient to have a better quality of life during this time.

Typically, the entire family and client are involved with making the outline for the services. The outline may include the normal routine for the client or things that the direct service provider offers.

Some ideas that can be included in a detailed outline are;

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