it was a garish morning and u wondered in the wood trying to find where ur camping team went. the previous night you laggard to follow your group cause u fell in a hole but braved it up and kept going with your team but eventualy got tired and after ur short break they dissaperd. while walking on the path u find a river that u decide to drink from but before you could u saw alot of effervesco from the water. you got up and started to walk back on the path. you pace started to degradtion cause of the ankle was swelling more cause of how long u walked on it for. you found a mar tree and sat on it to rest beside the trail. while u were resting u heard a jovial voice of ur friend. you looked up to see him crying with tears. (your friend) told how they saw you disapered and went to look out but it was to dark and some of your class mates just fallacy that u left by ur self. After getting caught up chatting we hastened our pace to get to the group. They admiried ur Degetence in the woods. Some of your other classmates said that u were to Imerious and stupid t not say anything about. the good thing was that you got back to the camp.
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Answer:
each man was exceedingly ambitious is the correct answer.
Explanation:
The line which compares light and dark to describe the women in " She walks in beauty," is:
"And all that's best of dark and bright"
The poem “She Walks In Beauty” by Lord Byron is about a woman who is very beautiful and charming. The poet speaks about her beauty which is “pure” and “sweet.” He compares her beauty with the dark things present in nature. He also builds a contrast between light and dark, day and night to compare her beauty with. The poem is about her physical, spiritual and intellectual beauty.
Answer:
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Explanation:
Dude, I know that feeling. I did the IB program, and let me tell you, the IB program is stupid difficult. All these giant essays hunting you down, Theory of Knowledge classes, and gross requirements of volunteer hours. I had this biology teacher who always gave us tests that were impossibly hard, but he had always told us something after the test results were given back to us. He would always say "It's just one test. If you failed it, sure it's going to impact your grade. One quarter of one year of your entire life will be slightly impacted by this test grade. Don't worry about the numbers. You're going to have a life." That phrase never left my memory, and I often go back to it whenever I'm stressed about school or life.
