CHORUS: The man swing down, torch still in hand, and smashed into unyielding earth— the one who not so long ago attacked, who la
unched his furious, enraged assault, to blast us, breathing raging storms. But things turned out not as he'd hoped. Great war god Ares assisted us— he smashed them down and doomed them all to a very different fate. Summarize this passage.
In this excerpt is described how <em>Polyneices finally losses the war against Thebes with Ares help.</em>
Explanation:
In these lines, the author describes how Thebes fights against Polyneices, who "<em>attacked</em>" and "<em>launched his furious, enraged assault</em>", and ends up winning when the "<em>Great war God Ares</em>" assists the troupe. The final that was suspected to happen, surprisingly changes when Thebes receives the help of Ares.
The correct answer is B. As an English physician, John Snow's essay was based on the factual evidence of his scientific research studies. He studied cholera in the contaminated waters of a River Thames pump in London in 1854. He later expanded his findings in a book in 1855.
