Answer:
Daedalus and Icarus wanted to escape the labyrinth of Minotaur in Crete
Explanation:
Daedalus was one of the most famous architect in all Crete. He was commissioned to project and build the famous labyrinth where the Minotaur lived.
After the construction he and his son, Icarus, were trapped inside the labyrinth to be aten bu the Minotaur, but Daedalus was a smart man and figure out a way to escape by buiding wings that could take them out with wax and feather.
When the wings were finally ready, Daedalus warn his son to not fly too close to the sun otherwise the heat would have burned the wax of the wings, but Icarus, estatic by his regained freedom did just that, dying when he fell from the sky.
The mith tries to teach the importance of patience, obbedience and not be driven by emotion.
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A rebuttal is only effective if evidence is shown. Thus, the refutation shows that it is correct to disagree with something, showing evidence to support the exposed claims.
That way, you can only agree with the refutations shown in the text, if those refutations have true and proven evidence.
Answer:
First, you have to find the right kind of rock for your hard hammer. Then, you have to learn how to strike the flint correctly.
Explanation:
Transitional tags that show chronology reveal the time order of events. Some of these tags include; Prior to, to begin with, henceforth, first, second, third, last time, at the outset, then, etc. In the selected sentence above, transitional tag showing chronological order is the word, 'First'.
This tag gives the reader information about what happened at the beginning of a process. 'Then', is another transitional tag that reveals what happens next in the process.
<span>C. I am reading a biography of Christopher Reeve the actor in the original Superman movies.
</span>The appositive in the given sentence: J.M. Barrie's book Peter Pan was made into a play and a movie, is (a) J.M. Barrie's book. Appositives are noun or noun phrases which gives another name to the noun near it. They are very easy to trace. In this case, Peter Pan is a noun. It is renamed into J.M. Barrie's book. Thus, "Barrie's book" is an appositive of Peter Pan.
Additional Notes:
(b) was made: is the verb
(c) Peter Pan: is the main noun
<span>(d) into a movie: is the prepositional phrase</span>
The author is using a hyperbole in this exert.
