This may be wrong because I haven't heard this story in a while, I've forgotten the names so I could be referring to a different version of Perseus's story
Answer:
King Minos tested Perseus's claim to be a demigod by tasking him with the retrieval of Medusa's head. While this seemed like an impossible task, Perseus was granted Athena's shield which had such a shine to it that it was almost a mirror(and another gift from the god, I believe it was Hermes's boots but am not sure). As Perseus arrived at the Temple of Medusa, the gorgon heard him and attempted to sneak up on Perseus. While she was extremely quiet, Perseus spotted her reflection in Athena's shield and cut off Medusa's head. He brought the head back to King Minos to prove himself.
Answer: That would be D, She recognizes the connection between objects and words
Explanation: The sentence "I knew then that "w-a-t-e-r" meant the wonderful cool something that was flowing over my hand. That living word awakened my soul" shows that she has finally realized that the words and objects were connected with each other all along.
Answer:
A. From 9 a.m. to noon is three hours, but the nurse has not returned.
Explanation:
He talks of how she is lame for promising to return in a half hour. But is far later.
D. shows the difference of greek and theater
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C. Menotti also wrote an opera with the funny title, "Help, Help, the Globolinks!"
</span><span>D. Ray Bradbury's short story "There Will Come Soft Rains" is thought-provoking.
</span>B.The "Flying Scotsman" was a luxury express train with a restaurant and a cinema coach.
C.I really like that song called "Do You Believe in Magic?"<span>
B.Our town newspaper is called the "Daily Clarion."
</span>D.The headline article in today's newspaper is titled "A Final Push Before the Election."
D.Who painted "The Scream," Vincent van Gogh or Edvard Munch?
A.Clément Ader piloted his steam-engine powered airplane named "Éole."
B."Death of a Salesman" is a famous play by Arthur Miller.
<span>D.The Academy Award for Best Picture in 1951 went to the musical movie "An American in Paris."</span>