Answer:
D) Jonathan Edwards fears for himself and others, as it's difficult to predict what will anger God and incite his wrath.
Explanation:
Part A: Jonathan Edwards is fearful for himself and others, as it is difficult to foretell what may enrage God and provoke his vengeance. This is because throughout the text, Jesus discusses how we are dangling by a thread, using images such as a spider's web and thin air to fall to hell.
Part B: Text support for Part A: God's anger is like enormous streams that have been dammed for the time being; they continue to grow and rise higher and higher until an outlet is provided.
Answer:
If you are talking about kings and queens then it is A
Explanation:
It depends on which Barons you are talking about
The correct answers are the following:
1. Achilles - Killed by Paris's arrow. He took an arrow to his ankle, his only weakpoint.
2. Paris - Ex-girlfriend refused him medicine, so he died. He was refused treatment from Oenone so he died on the mountainside.
3. Ajax - Killed himself after losing a game to Odysseus. He lost Achilles' armour to Odysseus.
4. Hector - Trojan champion; Killed by Achilles.
5. Aphrodite - Received golden apple from Paris. Paris gave her the golden apple, what would cause the Trojan war.
6. Zeus - Helen's biological father.
7. Eris - Godess of discord. Because of this, she was not invited to the banquet in celebration of the marriage of Thetis and Peleus.
8. Hera. Queen of the gods. She was married to Zeus.
Answer:
A word is missing in line 7.
The missing word is 'had'.
Explanation:
In the seventh line of page 184, the word, 'had', is missing. If this word is placed after the word, 'who', then the sentence will have a more complete meaning. Had is the past tense and past participle of the verb, 'have'. It is used together with the past participle taken to make a complete meaning.
Thus, the correct rendering of that sentence will be,
<em>On one of my rare visits to school, a teacher who had taken an interest in me...</em>
