The answer is: C.) interfered.
In the passage from Alexander Pope's "The R*pe of the Lock
," the word <em>interposed </em>means to intervene between two parties. As a consequence, the word which comes closer in meaning is <em>interfered</em>, which implies taking part or intervening in an activity without invitation or necessity.
The rest of the choices are incorrect because <em>object </em>is used to express disapproval, <em>flee </em>suggests escaping from a dangerous situation, and <em>revive </em>means to restore to life or consciousness.
Word that means adapted for both land and water
D) amphibious
Explanation:
The reason of this etymology of how the word is construed is given in the passage itself.
The word root amphi- means both and –bious means mode of life.
These two roots combine to form the word that is given here and it is pretty clear to see that these two roots combined will mean something along the lines of both modes of life.
The two modes of life being described here are life in see and life on earth.
So, the meaning of the phrase comes with the word Amphibious.
Answer: The two periods in Roman history that Hollywood concentrated on were the 1st century B.C., and specifically the interlocked stories of Julius Caesar, Cleopatra, and Mark Antony.
Explanation:
<span>(C. Present perfect.)</span>
