Answer: Because the love of his life and newlywed wife Eurydice had died.
Explanation: After Orpheus and Eurydice got married she was pursued by Aristaeus who eas a minor god of the arts. While evading him she stepped on a snake and died. This prompted Orpheus to go down to the Underworld to try and bring her back to life.
Answer:
1. After Its discovery on Cordell Bank, the species was found in other waters, including both Channel Islands and Monterey Bay national at depth.
2. Much of the ocean is unexplored and undescribed, especially surveys provide crucial biodiversity data to support the protection of fragile underwater rocky habitat.
Explanation:
<u><em>After Its discovery on Cordell Bank, the species was found in other waters, including both Channel Islands and Monterey Bay national at depth</em></u>. Deep-sea exploration and marine sanctuaries. <u><em>Much of the ocean is unexplored and undescribed, especially surveys provide crucial biodiversity data to support the protection of fragile underwater rocky habitat.</em></u> Thanks to the precision of ROV technology, collection for scientific study Is nondestructive to the surrounding habitat and has a minimal Impact on the species population overall.
Answer:
C. a focus on the natural world
E. an emphasis on individual experience
Explanation:
Romantic poetry was very popular throughout Europe in the late 18th and throughout 19th century.
Some of its most prominent features are:
- strong sentimental and emotional writing filled with descriptions
- strong bond with nature and its beauties
- self-expression and personal freedom
- interest in myths and folktales (mostly in Germany and Scandinavia)
It is not stated what passage should be analyzed, but I'm asuming it is a passage from William Wordsworth's poems.
His poetry is filled with descriprions that glorify the nature in which he finds inspiration, joy, comfort etc.
He mostly foccuses on his own experience, the way he sees the nature and how it affects him, which can be concluded from his use of first person.
Placid, serene, and tranquil
