Answer:
D. A reference book about art during the Renaissance
Explanation:
It is the only answer here that makes sense, also just took the test.
Please let me know if it's wrong tho, but this should be right for Plato.
the correct answer is letter <u>b. Chronological order</u>
<u>Trust</u><u> </u><u>Me</u><u>. </u> (◍•ᴗ•◍)
Cloning humans:
pros- less work for an individual, maybe not completely cloning someone so like picking desirable traits in a person and changing that
cons- possible overthrowing of the "real" copy, families who have exact copies of each parent may end in incest, or even selfcest
But we already live in a world where there are real life clones. Twins, and triplets. I believe there's a Brain Games episode that discuss this topic.
Answer: London uses the third-person omniscient point of view to give readers as much information as possible about all of the characters.
Explanation:
<em>White Fang </em>is a novel written by <em>Jack London</em> about a wolfdog of the same name and chronicles its life from violent upbringings to finding a family that loves him.
In the book Mr. London used a third-person omniscient point of view which is when the narration is not coming from a single character but rather can see and know all the events going on in the book including the innate feelings in the characters. This enabled Jack London to give as much information as possible about all the characters.
