Hacer una parrillada basically means to have a barbecue in Spanish. Although you didn't write any options here, I managed to find them elsewhere: la nube, el cielo, la cereza, and el fosforo.
La nube is a cloud, el cielo is the sky, la cereza is a cherry, and el fosforo is phosphorus, which is obviously necessary for having a barbecue. Thus the correct answer is el fosforo.
Bradford describes the natives as barbarians and savages in his description of them in his work Of Plymouth Plantation. Since I don't have the passage you need, I'm assuming that Squanto and Massasoit are different.
It would be A, because Everybody's Welcome is a title, and it acts like a name so it needs capital letters.
It wouldn't be B, because hometown isn't a name but a object/subject.
C, for the same reason as A : Everybody's Welcome is more of a name.
If this is asking for a personal opinion, then no. I do not believe there is any relationship or connection between sanity and intelligence because someone’s mental state or background doesn’t define their intelligence or thinking patterns. Some studies done over mental disorders such as BPD (borderline personality disorder) have found sufferers to be more intelligent and, ironically speaking, happier than the average person.
A- Personification, because the sentence is giving human characteristics to a nonhuman object. The beach cannot literally call one's name.
Hope this helps!
