Answer:
My superstition is that the reason why the titanic sank when it hit the iceberg.
Explanation:
So to start off we all know that the titanic was hit by an iceberg but i think that an iceberg can cause something like that to happen without something happening before it, what i think happened was that there was a fire on the boat before it left for new york. If you look at the picture of the titanic while it was on the dock, ruffly about where the boat was hit by the iceberg, the is a big brown patch, that big brown patch was from a fire or the owner of the titanic want to do a test to see if the titanic would sink and it for sure did. So in conclusion there was multiple reasons why the titanic sank other than the iceberg.
Answer:
Priest King is the name of the sculpture.
Explanation:
As said in the answer, Priest King was made out of limestone with traces of paint and stands only 6 7/8 inches tall. There is a circular ornament in the forehead of the king, held by a band across his head. It was found in the archeological site of Mohenjo Daro, in Pakistan. It was named so even though there is no evidence of the ranges. The ideology could be understood as one related to cleanliness, specially because of the context where the sculpture was found.
Answer:
Here
Explanation:
Greek theatres the seating was arranged in a semi-circle and curve down into the centre following the natural shape of the hillside. There are many modern theatres which are arranged in this way however many have the whole audience directly opposite the stage like in a cinema
Answer:
B
Explanation:
This statement can account for fact I and II because if the rate of acceptance was the same for domestic and foreign films within each category, that doesn't mean that the overall rate of acceptance was going to be the same for domestic and foreign films; because there were significantly more domestic films than foreign films submitted to the festival, the overall rate of acceptance of domestic films was significantly higher than that of foreign films.
