Okay, lets start from the beginning. I'm going to assume the worksheet means/is asking how long/short the sound would be from the object. So...
1) Light bulb - Long
2) Bricks/Cinderblocks - Short
3) Hair Dryer - Long
4) Swimming - Long
5) Whistle - Could potentially be both, but most likely short.
6) Crying/Wailing - Long
7) Fencing - Could potentially be both, but most likely short.
8) Grilling - Could potentially be both, but most likely long.
9) Flies/Bug - Could potentially be both, but most likely long.
10) Smiling- Short
11) Eating Pie/Pie in General - Could potentially be both, but most likely short.
12) Jumping off a cliff. Could potentially be both, but most likely long.
Hope that helps.
This object might be <span>part of a sword</span><span>. </span>We did<span> not </span>think<span> that this much gold was carried by the warrior class but the Staffordshire Hoard has revolutionized our understanding of this period.</span>
This one.
"No change came over the old face. As though vast calculations were going through her head, she watched all the pattern shifts."
The status of the scientist is that she watches the patterns shift.
I think number 2 that is what I believe it makes a lot of sense
Answer:
Because the gods wanted Antigone to complete the ritual, and so they gave here wind. Remember that this is told through the fates, so the gods must have had something to do with it. And through that, Creon´s decree was unjust so they had to do it.
