Answer: Resolution
Explanation:
the conclusion at the end of the story is called the resolution
Answer:
The concepts of historical criticism are:-
the time and place in which literary work was written,
the original intended audience
the setting of the story
the experiences of the author
Explanation:
Historical criticism is basically the study of ancient texts. It is based on historical evidence and mainly includes when was that text originally written. It also includes facts about the author's life, how the original audience or readers interpreted that work. It talks about the setting in which that text was written, i.e. the social factors, economic and cultural events during that time.
Historical Criticism is also called historicism or higher criticism. In addition to what happened during that time, it also mentions how did it come in the form one can see today.
All of the ecosystems have a food web. The food web includes all of the living organisms in the ecosystem, thus it is comprised of numerous food chains. There is a hierarchy in the food chains though, and basically all organisms can be divided into two groups, producers and consumers, with the consumers further being separated into several types of consumers. The producers and consumers represent the trophic levels, with the producers being the one on the bottom, while the tertiary consumers being on the top of the food chain.
Answer:
disappointment
Explanation:
Aronnax was a teacher who was traveling on a ship in order to remove a horrendous creature from the sea that was causing great damage in this environment. He wanted to free the seas from this freak. However, upon encountering the creature, his ship is attacked and damaged, making it impossible for them to continue their journey until the ship is repaired. While waiting for the repair, Aronnax is kidnapped by a submarine and remains prisoner of the crew that is there.
When Aronnax hears that his ship has returned to the sea and all his chances of escaping the submarine have been lost he is disappointed.
A past-tense verb, meaning it already happened. If it was a present-verb, it would be build.