The correct answer to the question presented above is true. Laertes does jump into the grave before Hamlet does. He jumps into the grave first to hold Ophelia in his arms again and cursed at Hamlet before he did it.
I'd go with A because the other options don't make sense at all.
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The central idea of this story is that, when men and women do not share equal rights, everyone suffers. Louise Mallard is relieved when her husband is reported dead, not because he was abusive or even unloving, but because she relishes her freedom.
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because theme means lesson
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A
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Putting the root and the prefix together, you get 'self food', which you can surmise means it makes its own.
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You did not link the poem therefore I cannot answer the question.
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