Answer:
adjective
preventing success or development; harmful; unfavorable.
Explanation: I think this is what you were asking for. If not then look it up in a thesaurous. Some definitions from the thesaurous were: Unfortunate, Unlucky, untimly e.c.t
Answer:
A "Community groups that use library spaces for meetings, presentations, fundraisers, and outreach programs would also be affected by library budget cuts."
Explanation:
It took the test.
The correct answer is “
A. His monologue allows him to share
his ideas to the crowd without interruption.”
This speech where Marc Antony is speaking to the crowd is an
important one because of the information being presented, both, to the crowd
and readers/audience members. Because of
its importance, a good way to ensure the most is taken from the speech is to
not have the speaker interrupted in order for the message to make the most impact. Thus, this is most likely what motivated
Shakespeare to have this information conveyed as a speech/monologue. (Note: We
know it is not a soliloquy because a soliloquy is where a character speaks only
to himself or herself.)
Answer:
The speaker fears that no matter what happens, the good moments will keep on passing on. The future is unknown and the fruit it bore is also not evident at the moment. Yet everything that it owns lacks things in its originality and form. The overall dynamics of the future are unknown and there are moments lost in chasing one thing where you could do other things.
Explanation:
The apple tree is a hope for the future for it bore thousands of apples which are the different moments in the future. However the speaker fears that these will pass and eventually fall on the ground which would than be worthless.
