<span>Paraphrasing a new article without identifying the source.
</span>Forgetting to use quotes when quoting someone
<span>Noting that Shakespeare was born in England, without including an in text citation or reference list for the source.
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The answer is c. courtroom : lawyer.
The original analogy, football field : head coach, is comparing a workplace to a profession that would work in that workplace. A, B, and D don't fit that description (A is comparing two similar professions, B is comparing a job with a task that person would do, and D is comparing two people) so C is your best option (it, too, follows the format of workplace : profession.)
Hope this helps!
The answer is: Coffee, chocolate, and tea were not native to Europe.
In the passage from the essay called "When Chocolate was Medicine," the narrator describes how Europeans tasted tea, coffee and chocolate for the first time. Because these beverages were brought from overseas, they were an unknown pleasurable taste, so people were cautious and alert about their effects. As a consequence, at first they were just prescribed by pharmacists, as if they were drugs.
Answer:
The excerpt shows evidence that it is from a Greek myth because the gods interact with humans.
Explanation:
In Greek mythology, it is indeed very common for gods to interact with humans. In famous epic poems, such as The Iliad and They Odyssey, for instance, gods are constantly interfering in human affairs directly. They choose sides and favorites, they use their powers to send storms or to disguise someone, and so on. In the passage we are analyzing here, that characteristic is evident. Zeus, a god, who happens to be married to the goddess Hera, has an affair with a human. Hercules, their son, is what is called a demi-god.
