17 points (english) - read the lines from "a man said to the universe."  “however,” replied the universe, “the fact has not created in me a sense of obligation.”  what is conveyed by the universe’s response to the man? a. the universe is refusing to acknowledge that the man exists, while admitting a sense of obligation. b. the universe is confirming the man’s assertion that he exists, while demanding respect from the man.c. the universe is refusing to acknowledge that the man exists, although the universe does respond to him. d.the universe is confirming the man’s assertion that he exists, although the universe is doing so in a dismissive manner

The answer is D

the correct answer is d

“Strangest and unusual”

Further Explanation:

The Great Gatsby was written by American author, F. Scott Fitzgerald. This novel includes the cast of the characters who are living in fictional towns named West Egg and East Egg on the long Islands during the period of the mid-1920s. The lead of the story is Jay Gatsby who is a mysterious millionaire and who is obsessed with the beautiful and former debutante Daisy Buchanan.  

Great Gatsby explores the concepts of Idealism, Resistance to change the Social excess and upheaval and it is generally a tale which describes and the American dream. During its release, The Great Gatsby received mixed reviews and only a few of its books were sold initially. But this novel gained immense popularity during world war 2. The given excerpt in the question from the Great Gatsby tells about the kinds of people who the narrator will encounter in this novel and those will be some of the Strangest and unusual kinds of people.

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Answer Details:

Grade: High School

Chapter: The Great Gatsby

Subject: English

Keywords: The Great Gatsby, Beautiful, Obsessed, Daisy Buchanan, West Egg, East Egg, Islands, S. Scott Fitzgerald, millionaire, Jay Gatsby.