Give the right answers plasequestion 1 (10 points) question 1 unsaved the method of characterization does the author show in "shooting an elephant" based on the excerpt below: "theoretically — and secretly, of course — i was all for the burmese and all against their oppressors, the british." question 1 options: direct characterization indirect characterization character activation character enhancement question 2 (10 points) question 2 unsaved in shooting an elephant, when orwell states that it, "would never do" to have the burmese laugh at him, orwell reveals his: question 2 options: frustration anger prejudice pride question 3 (10 points) question 3 unsaved what can be inferred from the statement below from shooting an elephant: "feelings like these are the normal byproducts of imperialism; ask any anglo-indian official, if you can catch him off " question 3 options: officials only admit their misgivings about imperialism privately. the officials had no problems with imperialism. police officers are very busy. question 4 (10 points) question 4 unsaved what is orwell's purpose in writing "shooting an elephant"? question 4 options: to describe life in burma to argue for wildlife conservation to expose the evils of imperialism question 5 (10 points) question 5 unsaved based on the imperialism text from class, "marriage is a private affair", what can you depict as the shared characteristic between the father and son? question 5 options: aggression stubbornness distrusting unfaithful