" There's no trust, No faith, no honesty in men; all perjured, All forsworn, all naught, all dissemblers." Which of the following is the best paraphrase of this speech?
is it along the lines of how men are not to be trusted they're unfaithful and dishonest, they are all liars and hypocrites.
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I would have worded it differently, but you are on target: Men are shallow liars and untrustworthy. Same thing I have been telling teen girl students for years, and yet, they still fall for the same lines..
Yes, that is a correct paraphrase of the speech. It conveys the message that there is a lack of trust, faith, and honesty in men, who are described as unfaithful, dishonest, and hypocritical.
Yes, that is a good paraphrase of the speech. To arrive at this paraphrase, you need to identify the main ideas and themes present in the speech. Here are the steps to follow:
1. Read the speech carefully and try to understand its meaning.
2. Identify the repeated ideas or key words that convey the main message.
3. Use your own words to express those ideas while preserving the original meaning.
4. Ensure that your paraphrase captures the tone and overall sentiment of the original speech.
In this case, the speech expresses a lack of trust, faith, and honesty in men, highlighting their perjury, untrustworthiness, and hypocrisy. Your paraphrase accurately conveys these ideas by emphasizing that men cannot be trusted, and they are unfaithful and dishonest, ultimately being described as liars and hypocrites.