<span>No, Because they did not come in contact with the infected food.
The only way for someone to become sick with the foodborne disease if they are directly consuming the food into their body.
The bacteria that contaminate a food cannot transfer through breathing air like what common virus usually can do.</span>
<span>The term that most effectively finishes this phrase is that of plaudits. In this passage, the narrator felt that the praise and motivation given by the coach was far more effective than the praise and applause that was being afforded to him or her by the crowd.</span>
Answer: judicial branch
Explanation:
It Handel's all arrest and things of thatvsorts
I think it is B. 1950's, but that is just a guess so if I'm wrong then I'm sorry
Hope this helps. :)
The correct answer is:
The author's purpose for the allusion is to emphasize how seriously the relationship is doomed.
Romeo and Juliet was a tragic story. Two star-crossed lovers who could not be together, and have a sustaining relationship. Comparing Sasha and Karl to this really shows how these two face a similar proposition. Their relationship is doomed. They can't be together like Romeo and Juliet could not be together.
