Jonathan Swift to improve the narrator's reliability in the above passage is to Provide more description of Mr James Bates, both his appearance and personality. Thus, option "D" is correct.
<h3> How do the Lilliputians transport Gulliver to their metropolis?</h3>
The first place that Gulliver visits in his journey is Lilliput. After a shipwreck, he has washed ashore, and left unconscious. When he wakes up, Gulliver sees that the Lilliputians have tied him to a frame of wood and are pulling him by fifteen hundred horses. They have to do this in order to move him, as they are only 15cm tall.
Thus, option "D" is correct.
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The answer to this question is
"Prophetic"
Definition-accurately describing or predicting what will happen in the future.
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Answer:
Inter-School Annual Art Festival
My name is Rajeev and I am part of the delegates sent by my school to represent them at this prestigious event.
The experience was really fantastic. There were a lot of art activities ranging from traditional dances, arts and crafts, songs, folklore and so many others.
We, the delegates did some beautiful pottery and calligraphy which was part of the beautiful and colorful arts there.
The judges were confused on who to select as the winner but they eventually made their choice and we came third overall which was really wonderful considering the magnificent arts that were displayed.
Answer: D) crime and punishment
Explanation: When he had done wrong he was punished as a result of his wrong doing.
