The last choice is the answer. Hope this helps!
<span>I also want an argumentative text generosity or selfishness of love.
I don't know if you're looking for the translation but here you go </span>
Answer:
I napoletani difendono con accanimento la paternità della pasta: sono stati proprio loro che l'hanno perfezionata in modo tale da far convergere su questo piatto gli <u>appetiti</u> di golosi e <u>buongustai</u> di tutto il mondo.
Explanation:
In this exercise, you have to complete the sentence given in Italian. You have to use information about how the Neapolitans (people from Naples, a city in Italy) perfected the Italian pasta. The sentence also explains how Neapolitans claim to be the creators of pasta.
Are you asking for a translation?
I think its "<span>Quid faciam amplius frustra fieri pauciores"</span>
Answer: Both poems mourn the bravery of one who has died.
Explanation:
Dunbar mourns Frederick Douglass in an elegy depicting him as "a spirit brave" who spoke "fearlessly".
Edna St. Vincent Millay´s poem is an elegy to her mother. She shares a similar message, as she highlights her deceased mother´s courage, which she showed during her entire life, and even at the time of her death.
