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Read these headings from When Birds Get Flu and Cows Go Mad! by John DiConsiglio.
1968 Another Pandemic
1986 Don't Eat the Meat
1996 A Bad Burger
1997 When Birds Get Flu...
From the headings, the reader can conclude that this section of the text will be sorted by
why events took place.
what events took place.
when events took place.
where events took place.
The answer to this question is C. When events took place
Explanation:
The headings from this text show the content is organized in chronological order, which is from the oldest event in 1968 (Another pandemic) to the most recent one in 1997 (When bird get flu). This implies the author decided to explain how the bird flu and mad cow disease evolved in time, and therefore, in this case, the content is sorted based on when events took place or chronological order considering years were used to organized the headings and content.
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Explanation:
A fairy from the Forest of Arden Macbeth’s wife A trio of witches A revenge-seeking statesman The correct answer is “A trio of witches
In the poem "Tattoo" by Gregg Shapiro reflect fact regarding the Holocaust survivors, the people that survived this event has effects lifelong, the narrator of “Tattoo” is talking about the distance between he and his father, how his father has this number in his arm and will not talk about, this is an internal conflict that was experienced for many families after Holocaust.
The correct answer is swords.
The Anglo-Saxons frequently used kennings in their work. A kenning is a mini riddle, usually hyphenated, that was used to describe something. For example, the kenning "she-wolf" was used to describe Grendel's mother, as it highlights her ferocity.
Here, the kenning "battle-shaft" is used to describe their swords, which must wait to be used until the deliberations have finished. This is an appropriate kenning for a sword because swords (a) are used in battle and (b) are long and narrow.
