Question

1. according to the narrator, in what way are love and hate the same thing? each of the human passions always comes to an end. people become depressed when the object or love or hate disappears. the two emotions both provide new wisdom. both love and hate happen solely between a man and a woman.

Explanation:

Love and hate are both strong human emotions. When the object of either love or hate disappears, people often experience a form of distress or depression. This common reaction to the loss of the target of these emotions can be seen as a way in which they are similar. Other options are either too general (human passions coming to an end), not typically associated with the similarity of love - hate (providing new wisdom), or too restrictive (only between a man and a woman).

Answer:

People become depressed when the object or love or hate disappears.