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Answer:
Because they stick with you no matter what and you can always count on them. :)
Explanation:
Julie should leave that mother trucker and slap him to make him hurt like a buttcheek on a stick. ( I don't like profanity and cussing so this weird answer is the best I can come up with)
An example of an arch is a curved opening in a doorway. In order to remain intact, the two halves of the arch need to have an equal amount of tension between them at all times so it doesn't collapse. This is the meaning of the proverb, an arch never sleeps.
The correct answer is C. Sonnets were invented in Italy before Shakespeare’s time.
Although Shakespeare did write a lot of sonnets, he wasn't the one who actually invented them. The person credited with 'inventing' the first sonnet is Giacomo da Lentini, in 13th century, way before Shakespeare was even born (in 16th century). Shakespeare did invent his own personal form of a sonnet, but not the sonnet as a genre.