Answer:
These questions are all about you! I can't answer them, it wouldn't be right!
If you could visit any place in the world, then where would you go?
It would be really bad if- If what happend? What's the something that is bad could happen
My home town would be more interesting if?
And ask yourself all the other questions!
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Reading Jane McGonigal's article, we are presented with the argument that many people have preferred the virtual universe of games over reality, because the experience and expenses of the game are better than those of real life. To reinforce this argument, she shows that real life has been unsatisfactory in many ways and people have used games as an escapism, to participate in a world, where they feel satisfied and happy, where their needs are met. However, McGonigal says that this is something of concern, because it makes us close our eyes to real problems in humanity and uses the escapism of games to ignore them instead of solving them.
These phrases convey the meaning.
E. "the hurt was past the power of medicine
F. "its flowers to the earth"
Explanation:
The two passages conveys the meaning of the phrase that is 'flitting life' which in these terms would mean a life that is going away from the hand swiftly and cannot be stopped from moving away thus swiftly.
The life that is being described here moves such as the person being described is dying a painful death that the god cannot do much about.
That Apollo must only see from the sidelines as the hero dies is one of the harsher truths of the life of person and how it can go.
Well the best answer I can give would be if it doesn't match all the other websites that are like it and their answers don't line up than its not reliable but if you can find that all the websites are linked in some way than they should be reliable.
Dramatic irony is a literary device where the audience knows the truth or events that transpired that the characters in the story do not. Like in Trifles, we know what happened but Mrs. Hale played the innocent.
So the answer to your question is D. It seems like she was just answering the question, but the audience knows what her response really meant because we know that she is guilty.
