The brothers in the Maori myth try several different ways to separate the sky and earth, and the Raven in the Haida myth continues to wail until he's given the box he wants.
The brothers in the Maori myth try several different ways to separate the sky and earth, and the Raven in the Haida myth continues to wail until he's given the box he wants.
<em><u>Explanation:</u></em>
In the Haida legend, the Raven got himself alone one day on Rose Spit shoreline in Haida Gwaii. He saw an unprecedented clamshell and projecting from it were various little people. The Raven urged them to leave the shell to go along with him in his awesome world.
A portion of the people were reluctant at first, however they were overwhelmed by interest and in the long run rose up out of the halfway open mammoth clamshell to end up the main Haida.
I believe the correct answer is: B) Neighborhood Leaders Request an Inquiry About Pollution.
Option B seems to be the most neutral of the given choices and doesn't change the overall meaning of the title. Option A doesn't sound neutral and options C and D change the meaning of the headline.
<span>Bierce's Vivid description of Horseman flying through the sky shows that the Horseman is as frightened as the officer. The descriptive words used and the adjectives represent that the Horseman is afraid or scared. The answer to the question is letter D. which has the statement as frightened as the officer.</span>
when herd behavior sets in, an individual person's judgment and opinion- forming process shut down as he or she automatically follows the group's movement and behavior.
