Answer: Theses cognitive benefits of speaking multiple languages occurs as a result of LANGUAGE CO-ACTIVATION.
Explanation:
Language co-activation is the process whereby a bilingual or multilingual individual's brain even when using one language maintains the active parts of the brain associated with the other language/languages. For example, an English & French speaking lady even while speaking French, her brain would still maintain the active parts of her English language.
Language co-activation has the benefits of higher rate of sensory perception leading to improved brain structure. The process of language co-activation is automatic leading the brain being able to perform complex processes and reduce likelihood of experiencing dementia.
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Antony uses his rhetorical skills to stir up the crowd. He is furious that Brutus participated in murdering Caesar, and even more furious that Brutus has just managed to successfully justify the action as a noble service to Rome. The crowd is ready to crown Brutus for delivering them from a tyrant.
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1. Apostle : one that went to different places telling people about Jesus. Someone sent on a mission; a missionary
2. Carpenters
3. Sylvanus wrote what Peter dictated. <em>I Peter 5: 12</em>
4. Sea of Galilee
5. Parallelism : the use of matching sentence structure that balances ideas of equal importance.
6. Fishermen . <em>Matthew 4: 21</em> (They were fixing the nets when Jesus called them)
7: The tongue {is a fire]. <em>James 3: 5 , 6</em>
8. Impetuous : said or done suddenly without considering the results of your actions.
9. Andrew was Simon Peter's brother. [Jesus saw two brethren, Simon called Peter and Andrew.] <em>Matthew 4: 18</em>
10. Nazareth . <em>Luke 4: 16</em>
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The answer is D:"And can he who smiles on all / Hear the wren with sorrows small,"
Explanation:
The theme is that people are compassionate when they see others who are sorrowful. Someone is compassionate when they smile at everyone, and they made them not sorrowful anymore.