If you are asking what the saying means then here is answer one:
1. Many conservatives or people who hold traditional values often refer to America as the “city upon a hill” since it <span>interprets as superiority, almost to say that America is set above other nations.
If you are asking about </span><span>“The City Upon A Hill” By John Winthrop then answer two is correct for you:
2. </span>“The City Upon A Hill” is a sermon [oration, lecture on biblical topics] called “A Model of Christian Charity”, <span>which states </span><span>that they (Puritans) intended to live so well, so righteously, that everyone would see that there was a right way to live. People would want to be like them. They would adopt their version of religion.</span>
C. To present opposing view of claim
The speaker is at first, afraid. They are struggling with their inner self about whether or not to jump. The speaker states that they struggle to the end. As the/she gets a look into the rippling water below, their fear grabs them even more. But soon, he/she states that a voice told them that if they were going to jump, to just jump. After another second of contemplation, the speaker finally overcomes their fear. Their transformation went from a person full of fear at the thought of jumping, to a person empty of that fear who cleared their mind and just did it.
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Answer:
You choose 2 words from the choices they've given you and use it in sentences. In one sentence you use it as a preposition in another sentence use it as an adverb.
