Answer;
The Huronian Supergroup <span>is </span>particularly<span> exciting and </span>interesting<span> because, by chance, these </span>rocks<span> were laid down at a period when the atmosphere underwent a transition from containing no free oxygen to containing at least some free oxygen.”
</span> Explanation;
The Huronian
Supergroup, a massive
formation of rock laid down
gradually between about
2.5 billion and 2.2 billion
years ago, precisely the
period when oxygen
began to accumulate in the
atmosphere. The Huronian Supergroup is 10 or 11
kilometers (six or seven
miles) thick and extends well below ground
The answer is D. Intensive and emphasis kind of have the same meaning so think of it that way
If we refer to the first part of "Beowulf" when we are first being told of Grendel's attacks, we can determine what the answer to this question is. We know that Grendel was jealous of Hrothgar's kingdom and the happiness they had since Grendel was an outcast, a son of Cain. He would never experience the happiness and joy that Hrothgar's kingdom had which is what made him start attacking them as the mead hall was finished. The only way for the men to escape certain death was for them to not sleep in the mead hall each night. Any man found in the mead hall after dark was guaranteed to be killed by Grendel and possibly pulled into his lair beneath the water.
Answer: He brings it with him home
He gives it to his sister
Explanation: there’s really no way to solve it without more context but there’s a helpful guess
