Act 1 is before 1,5 and 16
Answer:
"Oil spills affect water in a variety of ways. When oil is released into water, it does not blend with the water. Oil floats on the surface of salt and fresh water. Over a very short period of time, the oil spreads out into a very thin layer across the surface of the water. This layer, called a slick, expands until the oil layer is extremely thin. It then thins even more. This layer is called a sheen and is usually less than 0.01 mm thick."
Explanation:
The answer to this question is <span>d.They personified abstract concepts
Something could be considered as allegories if it contains hidden meanings through the use of symbolic figures, imagery, or indirect action.
Personifying abstract concepts could also be used to convey some sort of hidden meanings within a play.</span>
