During a group discussion about the book holes, charlie voices the opinion that, "stanley’s bad luck is the reason he ends up at camp green lake.” lee, another participant in the group, is prepared to respond to charlie’s comment. which response could lee give to best share his full viewpoint? “hopefully, stanley will learn many valuable lessons during his time at camp green lake.” “i agree because stanley just happens to be in the wrong place at the wrong time.” “some people just seem to have more bad luck than others.” “personally, i do not believe in either good or bad luck.”

The answer is “I agree because Stanley just happens to be in the wrong place at the wrong time.”

Lincoln's purpose in the excerpt is C. to encourage young citizens to enlist in the military. In this excerpt of Gettysburg Address (1863) delivered during the American Civil War fought in the United States from 1861 to 1865, Abraham Lincoln refers to the fallen soldiers that sacrificed themselves for the higher cause, a unified nation, in order to sensibilize the audience. Lincoln's idea of 'unity' was linked to a strong central government that could end slavery and a federal government that could promote liberty. In that way, this excerpt of the speech is a call to action. He is trying to encourage young citizens to support the cause and his political ideals and to complete the unfinished work, especially when he says "it is rather for us to be here dedicated to the great task remaining before us". For him it is important to continue fighting not only for soldiers not to have died in vain but also in order to give birth to a new nation defined by liberty.  Abraham Lincoln delivers the speech to inspire people to keep fighting.