Hackett, Walter (adaptation)
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Question
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Which of the following is a theme the play develops about corruption?
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Corruption is impossible to combat without overhauling the system that allows for such corruption.
Corruption is impossible to combat without overhauling the system that allows for such corruption.
Corruption results in innocent people’s lives being ruined while taking the fall for others’ wrongdoings.
Corruption results in innocent people’s lives being ruined while taking the fall for others’ wrongdoings.
Corruption serves as a means to maintain an unfair system.
Corruption serves as a means to maintain an unfair system.
Corruption is a divisive force that turns countrymen against each other.
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Based on the themes commonly explored in adaptations of "The Man Without a Country," the response that best reflects the theme the play develops about corruption is:
Corruption results in innocent people’s lives being ruined while taking the fall for others’ wrongdoings.
This theme aligns with the idea that corruption can deeply affect individuals who are not directly involved in wrongdoing, highlighting the injustices that can arise within corrupt systems.
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