Question

What can be concluded about both Solomon and the judge in "A Just Judge?"

A.
They are both very wealthy.

B.
They are both widely respected for their wisdom.

C.
Neither man is married.

D.
They both lived through violent childhoods.

Answer 1

um think its A

Answer 2

ok hey @amber001 do u agree?

Answer 3

@NeonStrawsForever do u agree?

Answer 4

What do you think the answer is?

Answer 5

i was thinking A. like @NathalyN

Answer 6

Correct, Nathan shouldn't be giving out direct answer. I will ask again, please stop.
http://openstudy.com/code-of-conduct

Answer 7

*but

Answer 8

thx can u help me with some more plz?

Answer 9

In "A Just Judge," why is it ironic that the beggar claims that Bauakas's horse is his own?

A.
The horse really belongs to the king, but the king cannot convince the judge of it.

B.
Bauakas had stolen the same horse many years before.

C.
The beggar is the king's brother.

D.
Bauakas wants to see the judge at work, but does not expect to be brought before the judge in a case of his own.

Answer 10

i dont think its A. or C.

Answer 11

@amber001 @NathalyN @NeonStrawsForever @alexandria904
Help plz

Answer 12

i will medal

Answer 13

I don't even know what this book or whatever is. I'm sorry but if you tell me a little bit about it maybe I can help you

Answer 14

Any ideas?

Answer 15

I don't really remember the story, but I remember a little bit. I'm sorry.

Answer 16

ok ill try to remember it might be a bit tho i havent read it in awhile

Answer 17

I tried to google it and see if I could find it on SparkNotes but it didn't come up

Answer 18

Are either of them married or wealthy?

Answer 19

i cant remember but i know it said something about a wife

Answer 20

i now remember that the had no wife

Answer 21

*they

Answer 22

and i believe that they were both wealthy

Answer 23

If I were you I would go with A

Answer 24

i was thinking of choosing A.