1) When did she come home yesterday
2)Do you go to school on Saturday
3)Perhaps tomorrow it won't rain
4)Did they read that book
5)Has he got a new car
6)Will you buy her a present
U have a lot of strwngerh
Answer:
How can I avoid this situation?
Why is this happening?
Why do I have to do this?
Explanation:
These are all things that people could say in a crisis.
Answer:
Climb Uruk's wall and walk back and forth! Survey its foundations, examine the brickwork! Were its bricks not fired in an oven?
Explanation:
It is at the beginning and at the end...It all comes full circle. Like the circle of life, this is a new Uruk.
Answer: B
Explanation: a summation is a final statement that a lawyer gives to the judge to encourage the judge that their client is not guilty.
answer d is wrong because jurors don't solely decide whether the client is guilty or not
answer c is wrong because a summation has nothing to do with the "judges instruction"
Answer a is wrong because a summation is a closing statement that the lawyer makes.
