Things that make a great school are things that make students,teachers,parents,and family comfortable around the schools environment. Fun activities,fun days for students to participate in like crazy hair days,and social activities that help students develop more social skills which can lead to more friends. Having nice teachers and other staff to the point there somebody you can have friend like conversations with. More freedom and less strictness. A school that’s cares about students education and does anything they can to help them get to the level they need to be at their own pace.
Roman colosseum: the Roman colosseum is a structure that was built to be a source of entertainment, it hosted fights and animal hunts. (Fact1) the grand finale they would fill it with water and host staged naval battles. (Fact2) it could hold up to 50,000-80,000 people.
Munera: its a type of “sport” as what could be considered”gladiatorial games”. (Fact1)it also could have been a funeral celebration (fact2) it was typically sponsored by the elite
Venatio: it means hunting. It was a type of entertainment that was in the colosseum. (Fact1) they would have hippos and rhinos and times (fact2) there were games where 11,000 animals would die.
Gladiator: a “man” (could also be a woman fighting too) trained to fight with weapons. (Fact1) they were typically brought in to the colosseums in chains. But some did volunteer to do it. (Facts2) sometimes emperors would play in the staged entertainment in the colosseum like the naval battles
Answer:
Ok. I don't really rp though, so I'm not sure if I'll be good at it.
Explanation:
But we can be friends if you like, I accept everyone for who they are :)
Punishment and sometimes faliure
The answer to the question "Which of the following sentences most clearly expresses an opinion?" is B.
This practice is divisive, it is unfair, it is archaic.
The word unfair is a key word to knowing that is in opinion, because there is no factual evidence to tell you that it is fair or unfair. Opinions can be backed by facts, but can not be proven.
