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zalisa [80]
3 years ago
9

In the play “Where’s Brownie?” what does Alex mean when she uses the expression “out of sight, out of mind"?

English
1 answer:
stellarik [79]3 years ago
6 0

Answer:

For the first question, the answer is A

For the second question, the answer is D

Explanation:

I have done this quiz before, so i know the answers.

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  2. Ariel, the daughter of King Triton grew up under the care of the Sea Witch, Ursula.
  3. Ursula trained the little mermaid in the ways of dark magic as the young mermaid needed a guiding hand.
  4. Ariel grew up, curious about the world above her, and Ursula told her about the surface world. She encouraged her student to go up and explore. Although, gave the warnings that humans were vile creatures that would wish her harm.
  5. Ariel, despite her mentor's warnings, once went up to the surface where a ship was out on the sea that would soon catch fire and saved a human from the sinking ship .
  6. She befriends Eric and they find themselves falling slowly in love with each other. Ursula supports the girl's happiness but warns her to be careful as Triton will not take kindly to the news.
  7. Wanting to be apart of their world, Ariel performs her own spell to give herself human legs. There is no need for the 3-day timer. Ursula figures it's a good way to keep Ariel distracted so she can take care of the threat of Triton.
  8. Unfortunately, word got out about Ariel’s little rescue/romance and the Kingdom of Atlantica feared the Sea Witch’s apprentice socializing with humans. Triton decides to take matters into his own hands .
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  10. Ursula at this time is busy trying to warn Ariel of Trition's plan. She tells her student he is coming to kill her, which is actually accurate.
  11. They trick Triton into singing away his magic once he realizes that Ariel is alive and Ursula was willing to "harm" her.
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