The correct inference as given in the choices above would be the first statement. The narrator wants Fortunato (the one he is speaking to) to think that he is concerned for his health. He is warning the guy to think twice in entering the vault because he might have caught the cold because of the freezing conditions and it might get worse.
Answer: Ferdinand assures Miranda that he is a prince and probably a king now, though he prays his father is not dead. Miranda seems unconcerned with Ferdinand's title, and asks only if he loves her. Ferdinand replies enthusiastically that he does, and his response emboldens Miranda to propose marriage.
Explanation:
Answer:
I here the wind howling
I fear the cold
for all the dogs growling
do what your told
Listening up close
it sounds so far away
a tickle on my noes
but what is it I can't say
We have our regrets
and what we're proud of too
and all our forgets
what should I do?
all of the these thoughts
stuck in my brain
what we were all taught
we're all insane
The end is near
this poem and life
for what we all fear
and all our beliefs
Fiction prose I do believe
Answer:
option C
Explanation:
U.S supreme court resulted in an unanimous decision against President Nixon, ordering him to deliver tape records and other subpoenaed materials
