A. Literary Movement
A literary movement is used to describe a trend in literature that is characterised by the shared assumptions, beliefs and practices of an influential group of writers. A literary movement consists of pieces of literary work from different authors but usually in the same era. They are all considered as a part of one literary movement because of similarity in ideas.
Answer:
Also known as Sogolon Kolonkan" or "Sogolon Kédjou", the daughter of the "buffalo woman"; is the mother of Sundiata. She was called the daughter of the "buffalo woman" due to her unfortunate looks and hunchback
Explanation:
<em>The Guardian of the Word</em> is a novel that, relates the events surrounding the rise and reign of Sundiata, a thirteenth century Africa leader. The leading character of this novel is Sundiata himself, and the narrative tells the story of the founding of the empire of Mali (in modern West Africa). Sundiata was born to a hump-backed mother, Sogolon, who was chosen by the king, Mandan-Ka, who himself was told by a prophet to find the ugliest woman that he could to achieve his destiny.
Al Gore shows that the levels of atmosphere carbon dioxide have varied throughout Earth's history. In the graph, the carbon dioxide levels have significantly increased recently. It is the highest the level has ever been and is expected to continue to rise. In his presentation, he shows that the levels of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere have a direct correlation to the temperature of the Earth. If carbon dioxide levels go up, so does the Earth's temperature. He states that this is important because the temperature of the Earth affects the weather as well as the disappearance of the polar ice caps. He makes this point about carbon dioxide levels to encourage the people of the world to do something before global warming becomes an even larger problem.
The correct answer should be Inexorable because inexorable means unyielding or unrelenting, which would fit the context here.
