<span>D.He uses the words "pest" and "everything short of" to ridicule the introduction of the new species.
Weisman clearly shows in this passage that he does not believe these species and plants should have been introduced into Central Park. He shows that one of the types of birds has become a pest, and was only put there because "someone thought the city would be more cultured". His tone is condescending throughout.</span>
Mouth, throat, stomach, large intestines, small intestines, rectum
The correct answer among the choices provided
is:
<span>A. They attended Christian services but also held
to Native American traditions and beliefs.</span>
<span>For Native Americans, following their traditions
and beliefs are still evident however a ritual in Christian burial is necessary
to bless the soul of the departed.</span>
That's an A note.
It goes from right to left, B, A, B, C. Hope this helps!
<span>Upon seeing Fortinbras Hamlet begins to see things that are similar between he and Fortinbras. Because Fortinbras is not a very emotional type of person, Hamlet gains respect for him and his methods. Fortinbras decides to still conquer an area of Poland even though there is no real reason for it other than the fact that he had already set out to do it. Hamlet admires this level of focus and determination.</span>
