Why does the speaker disagree with native burial customs?
(A)The speaker believes that death is an eternal sleep.
(B)The speaker believes people should not be buried with every day objects.
(C)The speaker believes Native Americans will rest well in the afterlife.
(D)The speaker believes that death should not be joyful.
The answer is A because int he native customs it is believe that after death our souls are seated with his friends, eating, etc. For the speaker this means that the soul is not resting as we should do after death. The speaker believes that whe you die you are in an eternal sleep.
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the amount of work she has to do
Explanation:
I think... dont get mad
Answer:
During an interview, many differents types of topics are considered as illegal topics.
Every questions related to these topics are unlawful questions. Here are the topics, Race, Color, or National Origin, Religion, Sex, Gender Identity, or Sexual Orientation, Pregnancy status, Disability and Genetic Information.
Explanation:
Answer:
Sometimes just letting the bad things happen can lead to better things or better times. Hence, the rain being the bad thing, later there might be a rainbow or flowers.
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В. She worries that he will hurt himself on the rocks.
E. She worries that she has been too protective of him.
Explanation:
In the book, "Through the Tunnel", Jerry and his mother are on vacation to a country with beaches. It is inferred that they are regular visitors of a certain beach and on the first day as they were walking to it, Jerry notices a rocky bay. His mother notices that he is not walking as fast and thinks he does not want to be with her so he goes with her but keeps his mind on the rocks all day.
The next day the scenario repeats itself and so his mother asks him if he no longer wants to go to the beach with her. After some hesitation he says he would like to play at the rocky bay.
The first thought on her mind was for his safety and then she worried that she may have been too overbearing and protective and so let him go.
