B. <span>use multiple sources for your research </span>
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Answer:
True
Explanation:
Foreshadowing helps the reader develop expectations about the upcoming events.
The grocer didn't notice the thieves enter until it was too late.
If you were playing the piano how did the vase get broken.
The police force still had no idea how they were going to enter the strange cottage without being seen.
Answer:
He hates it because it is Juliet's family's foe, and is willing to change it to please her
Explanation:
Romeo suddenly hates his name because he discovers that his name is the same as the name of the foe of Juliet's family.
He is displeased when he learns of this and is willing to change his name so that he can please his lover, Juliet.