Question

anthem chapter 1-2 quiz
what can be inferred about equalitys internal conflict when he says, there is no shame in us and no regret?
he fully accepts societys rules.
he is beginning to question his society and its view of what it means to be evil.
he is indifferent to what hes done.
he plans to confess to the council.

Explanation:

In "Anthem", Equality's statement suggests a shift in his thinking. He is moving away from the strict - rule - bound view of his collectivist society. Instead of feeling shame as society would expect for his 'transgressions', he is starting to question the society's definition of evil. He is developing his own sense of right and wrong.

Answer:

He is beginning to question his society and its view of what it means to be evil.