Question

Please help! :)

Answer 1

From “The Autobiography”:

Franklin begins and ends each day with an essential question....what is that? What does it tell us about this man? (Remember he could begin and end the day with many other questions, such as “How much money, power, etc. did I acquire today?”)

Answer 2

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Answer 3

This is more of a self opinionated question. You can tell that he was very smart obviously and always analyzed things by questioning himself

Answer 4

Which virtues on his list may have contributed to his many scientific pursuits and intentions?

Answer 5

what list

Answer 6

From “The Autobiography”:

Which virtues on his list may have contributed to his many scientific pursuits and intentions? Explain your answers.

Answer 7

I've never read it so I'm not sure

Answer 8

Paraphrase this “pearl of wisdom” from Franklin:

Love your neighbor, yet don’t pull down your hedge.

Answer 9

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Answer 10

lol

Answer 11

paraphrase is very easy

Answer 12

you just summarize the meaning of that phrase

Answer 13

I would translate it as "don't overcome your welcome"

Answer 14

like keep your distance and privacy

Answer 15

oh ok that makes sence then!

Answer 16

He that lieth down with dogs shall rise up with fleas.
so for this one something like,
"dont stoops so low it hurts" ????

Answer 17

don't hang out with the wrong group

Answer 18

Tart words make no friends; a spoonful of honey will catch more flies than a gallon of vinegar.
kindness is key???

Answer 19

if you associate with bad people you will acquire their faults (this is for the last one)

Answer 20

and yea you're correct, kindness is key

Answer 21

From “The Autobiography”:

What is a virtue? What do you think of the virtues that Franklin has identified as being necessary for moral perfection? Has he left anything out?

Answer 22

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