From this extract we can infer that:
A study of the institution of Jewish marriage and its place in Israel’s conflicted identity
may generate insights that can be applied to broader issues of inequality such as the
situation of Israeli Arabs, a sizable minority who face issues in some ways analogous to
those of non-Orthodox Jews and other non-Jews in Israel. An interdisciplinary approach
to the institution of Jewish marriage is necessary because no single discipline is able to
provide a comprehensive understanding of its complex and emblematic role in Israeli
democracy. The interdisciplinary research process offers the most effective way to
consider each contributing discipline’s perspective, find common ground between
conflicting insights, integrate these insights, and apply the resulting understanding to
broader issues in Israel as a Jewish and democratic state.
a. the author states or implies that important insights into the problem are offered
by two or more disciplines
b. the author states or implies that no single discipline has been able to address
the problem comprehensively
c. both “a” and “b” are correct
d. none of the above are correct.
c. both “a” and “b” are correct
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Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
With respect to childhood myths, Stephen's Sondheim's Into the Woods is meant to
a. provide comfort. b. shatter comforting illusions. c. show the rewards of being attractive and rich. d. show the importance of names.
The significance of the Hellenistic period does NOT depend on
a. the wide dispersal of Greek drama b. the appearance of Aristotle's Poetics c. the appearance of stone theatres d. the professionalization of acting e. the excellence of its tragedy
What is a farce?
What will be an ideal response?