The poor had few luxuries, ate food they could afford to buy worked long hours && lived in damp filthy conditions. The wealthy usually well fed, clean and well clothed, didn’t need to work lived in big houses with servants, and children went to school.
Answer:
D. A family of wolves that live together
Explanation:
we both know its not the first one because the first sentence in the second paragraph states that not all of them get along and the third sentence in the second paragraph says the name of the alphas and the names of the leaders dont answer the question and the last one well also the first sentence in the second paragraph it states the " just like human families wolves in a pack dont always get along" so my best bet is that they are a family
sorry i know its long hope this helps
Answer:
"like dust, I'll rise"
Explanation:
simile is a comparison between things using the word like and as.
e.g. The pillow is as smooth as a teddy bear.
Her cheeks are red like a rose.
Answer:
C the science of
Explanation: It actually means the study of, but that's the closest....
According to Rudyard Kipling, the white man's burden is to feed starving natives.