A. A text that changes the belief or fate of a society
A seminal work is a work that has an impact on later works. It changes the belief or fate of a society. It is definitely not mostly forgotten by a society. The seminal work may or may not be entertaining to a society. The Declaration of Independence is considered a seminal work.
Answer:
C) There are many other common household items that are hazardous to pets.
Explanation:
This is the text "Pet Dangers" by Carole Jenkins.
The main focus of the article is to state that homes should be "pet-proof" just as they are "child-proof".
She then continues to state all the possible dangers to pets, most of which don't seem so obvious.
After introducing us to potential outcome of pets' chewing and ingesting of some of the seemingly safe things (a grape, a raisin, a flowering plant etc.), she concludes that there are many other common household items hazardous to pets.
However she doesn't name these items or explore this theme a little furthet, making this sentence excessive and "out of sync" with the article's main idea.
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It creates a feeling of despair.
It creates the idea of something watching.
It suggests the narrator has great fears.
It implies a sense of history.
<span>Language
is said to be species-specific because only humans posses language,
and species-uniform because every normal human posses language. It is
truth that other animals posses various degrees of communication
systems, but they are not complex enough to be considered language.
In addition, even though the ability of acquiring a language is
genetically inherit, the specific language that a child acquires is
completely obtained trough the cultural environment.</span>
<span>"Ha! Would a madman have been so wise as this?"</span>