<span>But one day Tanovo’s rival, chief of the volcano Nabukelevu, pushed his mountain up and blocked Tanovo’s view of the sunset. Enraged at this, and robbed of the pacifying effects of his daily meditation, Tanovo wove giant coconut-fibre baskets and began to remove earth from the mountain. His rival, however, caught Tanovo and chased him away. Tanovo, in his flight, dropped earth at the islands of Dravuni and Galoa.</span>
Answer:
sometimes we need to interfere. He believes that silence encourages the tormentor, not the tormented.
B) Common people are often the victims of war.
C. Yarah starts her speech by asking her audience members a question to help them engage with her topic.
The open Savannah is traveled by tall, graceful giraffes.
