The correct answer is C. Christ.
In Blake's poem, "The Lamb," the lamb itself is a symbol for Christ. The lamb is gentle, meek, beautiful, and fragile, and that is Blake's representation of Christ himself. Given that he was a Christian, he wasn't talking about Allah, Mohammad, or Zeus.
The correct answer for the question that is being presented above is this one: "4. Nausicaa's loveliness and grace." Homer talking about Nausicaa's loveliness and grace. '...thrilled to race with the wild boar or bounding deer,
and nymphs of the hills race with her, <span>daughters of Zeus whose shield is storm and thunder, ...'</span>
Explanation:
when oligopolies usually collude they act as if they are one big firm thus trying to make bigger profits/ rising prices.
