1. What does don Juan promise Isabela? 2. How does it discover deception? 3. Who is charged with investigating? What connection is there between him and don Juan? What problem does Don Pedro have for that? 4. Why is don Juan in Italy? Where does Don Pedro send him? Where does don Juan really intend to go? Vv. 121-190 5. How does don Pedro explain don Juan's escape? 6. What is the conversation between Isabela and the king about? What impression do you have of this conversation? Vv. 191-374 7. What is Octavio's state of mind? 8. What action does Ripio recommend? Why does Octavio reject her? What does rejection entail? 9. Why has Don Pedro come to the house? 0. In what terms does Pedro describe the encounter between Isabela and the man? How do you describe the man during your own encounter with him? 1. How does Octavio respond? Actually, could he have heard of a rumor about Isabela? (remember how she calls John in the first scene) 2. Tn loo vonces 245 25A dinn den Dedno la II.
La respuesta es A. Entrevistado. ¡Siempre recuerda que el primero es lo primero! ¡Espero que esto ayude! ~ Otoño :)
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<u>Answer</u>
<em>According to NCSU, Developing a new vaccine from scratch takes considerable time. It depends a lot on how much information is available about the disease itself, how the disease infects people and spreads, and so on. But it traditionally has taken 5-10 years to get a new vaccine.</em>
<em>In my opinion, it depends. This means that it could take as little time or a long time. In general, it would take some time, but not much to this day. It would most likely take lots of years for </em><u><em>everyone in the world</em></u><em> to get the vaccines though.</em>
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<em>Hope this helps! <3</em>
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