The answer is: [D]: "hill" .
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Note: The prepositional phrase in the sentence given is "down the hill" ,
and the object within this prepositional phrase is "hill" .
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Answer: Connotation (Option 2)
Explanation: A connotation is a term used to invoke the literal meaning, but is not meant literally. A denotation, on the other hand, is the literal or prime meaning of the subject/noun. This is the main difference between the two.
The correct answer is will.
According to Scholasticism, truth is God's will. Scholasticism is a way of thinking that originated in 1100s and lasted until 1700s, as a result of trying to combine philosophy with religion, theology. Here, its main figures (such as Thomas Aquinas, Bonaventure, Albertus Magnus, and others) are trying to determine what the actual truth about the world is - and according to them, whatever God wills is the truth.
Answer:These words mean to let others believe what they want to believe, even if you do not agree.
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