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I would put a piece of wood on the trap and get the cheese out of it and the wood would be their traped
The correct answer is "mirar vidrieras".
"Mirar vidrieras" means to window-shop and it is the best option because the speaker of the sentence is <u>referring to a situation in which he/she does not have any money to spend. Window-shopping is the activity to look at items on sale without intending to buy any of them, that is, without spending any money</u>. On the other hand, the other options imply activities that demand giving your money to someone.
Answer:
D. She believes the garden will last many years
Explanation:
Grandma Elise believes that the garden will bring joy to the others in the future because she believes that the garden will last many years.
She is of the opinion that the garden will be a source of joy to others as it was a source of joy to her even as she believes that the garden will last for many years.
The phrase from paragraph 1 of the passage reveals cultural norms of Malory's time is I will ride to the churchyard.
<h3>What are Cultural norms?</h3>
These are known to be the world or region standards that people often live by.
Note that riding is a common norms of the people of England and as such, The phrase from paragraph 1 of the passage reveals cultural norms of Malory's time is I will ride to the churchyard.
Therefore option d is correct.
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The phrases:
A. Some to joust and some to tourney.
B. Young Arthur that was his nourished brother.
C. He had left it at his father's lodging.
D. I will ride to the churchyard.
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C because they use no slang or abbreviations.
