Answer:
(E) It offers a counterexample that calls into question part of Joel’s definition of myth.
Explanation:
In the given discourse, Joel states that myths are narratives <em>"to convey a community's traditional wisdom."</em> He further expressed his belief that <em>"myths are not generally told in the modern world."</em>
On the other side, Giselle counters Joel's claims by stating an analogy of a machine and human body. This analogy provides the counterexample of the definition of myths that Joel provides.
Thus, the correct answer is option E.
Bold the adverb in each sentence and <u>underline the word modified by the adverb</u>.
39. Rocket motors must be very <u>durable</u> and withstand extremely high temperatures.
40. The failure of a rocket motor will <u>almost</u> certainly cause an explosion.
41. Relatively <u>small motors can be used to meet rather large requirements for energy</u>.
42. Modern rocket motors are really quite <u>simple</u>; they consist of two main parts, the combustion chamber, and the nozzle.
43. <u>Fuel pumped</u> forcefully into the combustion chamber is ignited electrically.
44. Modern rocket manufacturers can choose between liquefied gases, which are more <u>powerful</u>, or solid explosives, which are more <u>reliable</u>.
Answer:
The laughter of the person he loves is compared, not his love.
Explanation:
<em>Do not take away the rose, the water... the sudden wave of silver...</em>
All refer to her laughter.
<em>Next to the sea in autumn, your </em><em>laughter</em><em> must raise its foamy </em><em>cascade</em><em>. and in the spring, love, I want your </em><em>laughter like the flower</em><em>...</em>
So his love is, first and foremost, based on, and inspired and fueled by...
<em>Your laughter.</em>
(c)destroying it..to make something out of an insect u must destroy right?
Answer:
A
Explanation:
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