The correct answer is: A) Vanity is dangerous.
This Greek myth tells the story of Narcissus, known for his incredible beauty, and Echo, a nymph who fell in love with him.
Narcissus was supposed to have a long life, but only if he never saw himself. When he rejected Echo, he angered the Gods and happened to fall in love with himself after seeing his own reflection in the water. The extreme vanity of Narcissus ultimately led to his death.
Most accepted determination of whether a piece of information is widely known, particularly if the 'people' concerned are your peers such as fellow students in a class.
The sentence that uses the homophone correctly would be B. If you ask me, there's no hobby like fishing.
<span>A potential topic for the theme America I believe in You could be centered specifically on the division of the country with the recent election of Trump. With virtually half the nation supporting him and the other half despising him, you could talk about how you believe in America to at least learn how to compromise. You could use compromises from the country in the past, or call to the reader's emotions by reminiscing on "the good times" when we didn't seem as divided.</span>
<span>D. to inform. The passage's purpose is to inform because the tone is neutral. The passage explains the effect of overdevelopment and what cities are doing to combat these problems. The passage has neutral diction and is not expository.</span>
