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The affirmation that Penelope, character in "The Odyssey", is anxious to marry one of the suitors but is unable to choose which one is:
FALSE.
<h3>Who is Penelope?</h3>
- Penelope is the main character's wife in "The Odyssey," by Homer. Her husband, Odysseus, left to fight in the Trojan war. It has been years since the war ended, but he has not yet returned.
- Penelope is desired by many men. Her island floods with suitors, who insist that she picks one of them to marry. However, Penelope is faithful to her husband. <u>She does not wish to marry anyone else</u>.
With the information above in mind, we can say that the affirmation is false.
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A central symbol is symbolism and usually represents something important in the story
<span>The correct answer is B. Tending to. It comes form the ancient suffix -ivus from Latin language. It is used to make adjectives out of verbs and shows what someone is tending to or is pertaining to. Sometimes its form might vary if it was taken from the French language, but as French took things from Latin, we again go back to the fact that it is a Latin suffix.</span>
Answer:
C. “They are just the latest development in the long history of money.”
Explanation:
According to a different source, these are the options that are missing from this question:
A. “It first appeared in 2009.”
B. “In mid-2018, one bitcoin was worth $6,100.”
C. “They are just the latest development in the long history of money.”
D. “Bitcoin is the most widely used cryptocurrency today.”
In the text, the author describes the way Bitcoin has grown and developed throughout the last ten years. Although the rise of Bitcoin suggests that the currency is extremely successful and popular, the author also tells us that Bitcoin is in reality the last example of a long list of developments in the history of money. When we analyze it in this way, we can assume that Bitcoin might not be as significant as we might be inclined to believe initially. This can lead us to believe that Bitcoin is unlikely to be a form of currency used by young people any time soon.
