Hi. In addition to having submitted an incomplete question, you have not informed the text to which this question refers, which makes it impossible for it to be answered. However, I will try to help you as best I can.
Generally speaking, we can state that the central idea of a text refers to the subject that the text is presenting, that is, the central idea refers to the subject that the text deals with. Generally, this subject is presented in a sentence, which is often in the introduction of the text, to situate the reader on what the text will deal with. Therefore, to answer this question, you must read the entire text and identify the subject covered and the sentence that introduces that subject.
You should read Greek mythology.
The last word would not be capitalized because mythology is not a proper noun. It also does not go hand-in-hand with Greek as some sort of compound noun. Greek is simply describing the type of mythology you should read.
It should also end in a period because you are being told to read something. They are not asking you a question, they are suggesting something to you. It is also not necessarily an exciting statement, meaning there would be no random exclamation mark at the end. <span />
Kadeem did not have breakfast because he did not have time
Answer:
The two dangers are the weather conditions and the possibility of being whipped or hanged.
Explanation:
One of the dangers or worries that Harriet Tubman and the runaways faced on their journey to Canada is the WEATHER CONDITION as they move up north to Canada was considered cold for them and may generally have a health impact on them as they journey with the foot. And little or no shelter.
The second danger or worry that Harriet Tubman and the runaways faced on their journey to Canada is "the possibility of being whipped or hanged." Because during this period, any runway slave that is caught will face massive beating, killed through hanging.
Answer:
6. B
7. A
8. C
9. D
10. A
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