Question

1. how does being sent to prison for a crime he didnt commit most affect aksionov? a. he becomes obsessed with proving his innocence to his fellow prisoners. b. he lets go of the anger and bitterness he has for the person who framed him. c. he commits himself to studying religion and praying to his god. d. he falls into a deep depression and is unable to find meaning in anything. 8

Explanation:

In the story (e.g., "God Sees the Truth, But Waits"), Aksionov, after being wrongly imprisoned, turns to religion—he studies religious texts and prays, finding solace and purpose. Option A is incorrect as he doesn't focus on proving innocence to prisoners. Option B is wrong because he doesn't let go of anger toward the framer (he later forgives, but the main change is religious commitment). Option D is incorrect as he finds meaning through religion, not depression.

Answer:

C. He commits himself to studying religion and praying to his god.