<span>In Act 5, Hippolyta believes the lovers' story of their time in the forest because B. the lovers' stories all match. Given that they have provided her with proof of what really happened in the forest, she has no reason not to trust them when they have been so persuasive. She also notes that it is weird if it turns out they were lying because they have been so synced with each other.</span>
I actually agree with both. I feel he was a patriot because he killed Julius Caesar for the sake of Rome. He was a patriot because he wanted to protect Rome and he knew he had to do what it takes. However, I also think he’s a betrayer because he was a two-faced friend to Caesar and killed him. Then after he gave a speech only to give him a good reputation.
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Answer:
I. Poor = pour
II. Than = then.
Explanation:
The two words that were used wrongly in the statement are "poor" and "than."
Poor is a word used to describe the state of having little or no more money in one's possession. For example, I do not want to be poor in life.
Than is a word used in English language to compare two things. For example, John is bigger than Paul in size.
Hence, the most appropriate words to use so they sentence is logical and reasonable are "pour" and "then" respectively. The statement then becomes;
<em>Pour the milk into the bowl with the eggs and then whisk the mixture for several minutes. </em>
