Answer:
D: the text gives no hint
Explanation:
The reader never really finds out where, exactly Madame Loisel loses the necklace. But, the author suggests that when she is getting ready to leave the ball, and it is very late, and she has had a great time, and does not want the feeling of joy and excitement that she has experienced by tarnished by the thought of her actual life at home, that it causes her to resists the efforts of her husband...
"rosy-fingered Dawn" is a common epithet used in the Odyssey. An epithet is a phrase that is a description, and when used, everyone understands the reference. For example, another epithet would be "Son of Laertes" for Odysseus.
Uhm no one can answer that because there is no information before that
I recommend revising it to your liking
Mr. Slow was known for fighting crime and protecting the law on Leaf St. Criminals feared his name and never came back once they were caught by him... all except one; Turbo Ted.
Turbo Ted was known for stealing shells and side walk racing. Mr. Slow wasn’t sure how to catch Turbo Ted and keep him away from Leaf St.
Finally Mr. Slow came up with a solution. He would race Turbo Ted and catch him then.
Mr. Slow and Turbo Ted met on the side walk at dusk and prepared for the race. Little did Turbo Ted know Mr. Slow put stickey leaves at the end of the finish line to catch him.
The race began and Turbo Ted speeded ahead but was soon stuck in the leaves. Mr. Slow arrested Turbo Ted, keeping Leaf St. safe again
Hope you like it lol