<span>D.He uses the words "pest" and "everything short of" to ridicule the introduction of the new species.
Weisman clearly shows in this passage that he does not believe these species and plants should have been introduced into Central Park. He shows that one of the types of birds has become a pest, and was only put there because "someone thought the city would be more cultured". His tone is condescending throughout.</span>
He wishes to protect the demi-gods and deities who do not dwell in heaven.
<h3>Why does he want this?</h3>
- Because he believes these beings deserve to live in a peaceful place.
- Because he wants to kill all humans.
- Because he is merciful to magical creatures.
Jupiter believes that humans are immoral and dangerous beings who do not respect deities and demigods and creatures that live on earth like nymphs, fauns, and satyrs.
For this reason, he wants to cause a flood that kills all humans, but he wants to protect the demigods and magical creatures that do not live in the sky, as he believes that the earth, without humans, will be a safe place for them.
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Answer: Yes
Explanation: Prowess leads to a sense of pride.
1. Sit with them at lunch and in class.
2. Be in the same sports as them so that we can hang out.
3. Put notes in each other's lockers.
Answer:
excited to learn about new places and things
Explanation:
