Answer:
all the options are wrong
it will be (informed opinion)
Answer:
Slowly and carefully the little gray mouse licked the last bit of peanut butter off the trap; he darted behind the corner of the washing machine and disappeared.
the answer is in the title
"Water Never Hurt a Man" tells us that the story has to do with water somewhat, the picture shows men, that appear to be dealing with water, they must be cleaning it or storing it or conserving it, which leads me to believe that the water "never hurt man" because they are helping clean the water. So there, 2 similar things between the pictures are that they bith have to do with water and they both support or relate to the title. I guess two differences would be that "Water Never Hurt a Man" is a story, whilst the picture is a picture. Another difference is that "Water Never Hurt a Man" tells a story through narrative writing, while the picture tells a picture visually.
hope this makes sense
Answer: they were seized for factory use, and melted down into weapons
Explanation:
A year later, the bells of Amsterdam’s beloved carillon fell silent. Anne speculates they’ve been seized for what she sarcastically calls “factory use” in her diary. She fears they’ve been confiscated by the occupying Germans, as many bells were during the war, to be melted down into weapons.