<u>Answer:</u>
The text does not say that what was the reason that started the feud between the Capulets and Montagues. So, here the answer would be Option D.
<u>Explanation</u>:
Shakespeare’s “Romeo and Juliet,” is a narration of how two lovers are doomed due to the ongoing war struggle between the two families the Capulets and Montagues. The play starts with a feud between the noble families but the reason why they are enemies is not known. It is the dispute between them that is covered in all the major events of the play. This deep-rooted struggle between the families for generations is what leads to the tragic deaths of the lovers - Romeo and Juliet from the two respective Houses. It is after this that the families bury their enmity and mourn.
In "To Build a Fire", the man's reaction to the advice given to him by the "old-timer" demonstrates his foolishness and pride.
When the old-timer adviced the man not to venture out alone in the wilderness and to successfully build a fire in his first attempt, the man laughed and thought that needing a companion for the trail is "womanish". He believes that he can venture out on his own without needing any help; his foolish pride caused him his death.
Answer:
warmly but not too familiarly
Answer:
1) With hiking sticks, the children wandered down the trail.
2) Janet packed all her favorite books in her suitcase.
3) Did you read on the internet about that car crash?
4) At the dentist office, we agreed that Kevin needed braces.
5) Shirley bought a new car with better brakes from the dealership.
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Answer:
no because they violent rights of other people
