1. a. couldn’t b. can
2. a. can’t b. could
3. a. couldn’t b. can
4a. Can
4b. Can
5a. Could
5b. Can’t
6a. Can
6b. Can
Answer:
The correct answer is C. helps explain the origins of some words.
Explanation:
A is incorrect because myths are made-up in order to explain some occurrences from nature. They are not accurate - they represent stories of heroes and their accomplishments and have little to do with actual lives of people in the past.
B is also incorrect because Greek mythology is about ancient Greece rather than other civilizations. Every civilization has its own myths.
D is incorrect because myths explain natural processes, not scientific.
Therefore, the only correct answer is C. Some words originate from myths, like the word atlas (a book of maps), which comes from the Greek myth about the titan Atlas who had to carry the heavens on his shoulders, or the word typhoon (a type of storm) which comes from the Greek myth about Typhon, a sea monster.
Answer:
Coexisting means existing at the same time (or place) as something or someone else. It can also mean to live in peace with one another, instead of war.
Explanation:
Coexistir significa existir al mismo tiempo (o lugar) que algo o alguien más. También puede significar vivir en paz unos con otros, en lugar de la guerra.
Answer:
B. How has the work expanded my ideas—or my imagination?
Explanation:
The question is from Connexus. According to Connexus, the multi-draft reading process is:
First Read: Read independently to unlock the basic meaning of the text. See Comprehension: Key Ideas and Details on p. 448.
Second Read: Focus on analyzing key ideas and details and the craft and the structure of the text. See Text Analysis: Craft and Structure on p. 448.
Third Read: Focus on integrating knowledge and ideas by connecting the text to the Big Question. See Connections: Integration of Knowledge and Ideas on p. 448.
