The word 'curriculum' is came from Latin, and that means that there is no only one stable plural form. As language develops, it becomes simpler, so nowadays in every single dictionary you can come across 'curriculums' with simply added 's'. The original plural form of latin words must be learnt by heart, and curriculum is curricula (mostly used in official documents/scientific works). Both are possible.
It is always difficult, and usually of questionable practicality, to attempt to judge contemporary standards of morality with those that existed thousands of years ago. Odysseus has to travel for over ten years to find his beloved family. he is dedicated to them.
If you're overusing exclamation points in your writing, you're making it seem a bit to exciting, and will have to much of an enthusiastic tone. Thus the readers will be confused.
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option (c) he <u>recollected</u> soda cans so he could see them for money.
I can't really answer this question because I don't have the passage with me.
