Answer:
The Greek poet Homer used them in two of his epic poems, "Iliad" and "The Odyssey."
iliad = ilium = troy = present day turkey.
iliad is the Helen of Troy story
Sparta's Queen Helen ran off with Troy's Prince Paris.
Helen's husband Menelaus & brother Agamemnon, King of Mycenae fought Troy
Agamemnon was joined by the Greek heroes Achilles,
Odysseus
, Nestor and Ajax & 1000's of ships from the Greek world
Achilles killed Troy's King Priam's son & Prince Paris' older brother Hector
Achilles' wanted revenge against Hector for killing his dear friend Patroclus.
Paris later killed Achilles by shooting him in the heel (his only weak spot) with an arrow
Menelaus & brother Agamemnon won by using a large wooden Tro-jan horse to sneak inside the gates of Troy
The
Odyssey
is the story of
Odysseus
taking 10 years to take an often-interrupted journey home back to Ithaca, later along with his son Telemachus to rescue his wife, Penelope, from men who wanted to marry her
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Answer:
They are almost scared of him. he rarely goes out of the house. he is almost seen as an outsider.
(i looked up examples since i dont have the book with me and page 58 has strong evidence )
Explanation:
The answer would be the last one, leave it as is. B and C change the meaning of the sentence entirely, while A sounds unnatural and is too verbose.
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The correct answers are In conclusion, it is important to allow ample time for editing/ Consequently, all projects must contain detailed citations/ For instance, the average airspeed of birds is unexpected.
Explanation:
Transitions include words or groups of words that help to the organization of a text by acting as connectors between sentences or ideas. Some examples of transitions include first, on the other hand, for example, additionally, among others.
In this context, the sentences that start with a transition are "In conclusion, it is important..." because this sentence includes the transition "In conclusion" that is used to introduce final ideas; the sentence "Consequently, all projects..." because this starts with a cause/consequence transition; and, the sentence "For instance, the average..." because "for instance" is a common transition used to connect an example to the previous ideas.
Answer: b. Maurice feels some remorse for hurting others; Roger does not.
Explanation: Maurice still felt unease of wrongdoing, meanwhile Roger couldn't care less.
