The Norse Mythology goes like this: Goddess Frigga, goddess of love, has a son named Balder, god of summer sun. One day, Balder had a dream of death and told his mother about it. She was greatly alarmed because if Balder dies, being a god of summer sun, all life on earth will die too. So, she went to air, water, fire, earth and all the animals and plants to seek their promise not to harm her son, Balder. Unfortunately, she overlooked the mistletoe. Mistletoes are hemiparasites. They grow on tree trunks or tree branches. Loki, god of evil, the ultimate enemy of Balder used the mistletoe as an arrow tip and gave the arrow to Hoder, the blind god of winter, to shoot Balder. Hoder did and struck Balder dead. With the earth's life forms gradually fading and unsuccessfully trying to revive Balder's body, Goddess Frigga held Balder's body and shed tears for him which revived him back to life. The tears fell on the mistletoe and turned into white berries. Expressing her joy of having her son back, Goddess Frigga kissed everyone who passed under the tree where the mistletoe grew. The story ended with a decree that whoever stands under the mistletoe, no harm shall befall them, only a kiss, a token of love.
Answer: d. nutritional deficiencies exist in developed countries when a healthy diet is not consumed; Silva and Daniel should try and maintain their daughter's intake of orange and green vegetables.
Explanation: Nutritional deficiency actually exists even here, either in developed, underdeveloped or developing countries. Even though causes may be diverse. In the scenario discussed above, the fact that they live in a developed country where there is no lack of nutritional diet and thir ability to afford these diets doesn't translate to the fact that their child can't be nutritionally deficient, they need to encourage and ensure that their child is exposed to constant intake of fruits and vegetables
How the Divorce of Henry VIII was modified. In the past, Henry's own personal circumstances led him to break his Catholic ties and join the Church of England, once considered a ' defender ' of the Catholic Church. His first wife, Catherine of Aragon, was King Henry VIII.
