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WORTH 30 POINTS ANSWER PROPERLY OR I REPORT

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Answer:

Tube worms feed on bacteria.

Tube worms can feed on bad bacteria, they do not eat good bacteria.

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The term you’re looking for is a *stanza*.

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Read the excerpt from act 1, scene 3, of The Tragedy of Julius Caesar and the background information on the allusion it contains.

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CASSIUS. There's a bargain made.

Now know you, Casca, I have moved already

Some certain of the noblest-minded Romans

To undergo with me an enterprise

Of honourable dangerous consequence.

And I do know by this, they stay for me

In Pompey's Porch. For now this fearful night

There is no stir or walking in the streets;

And the complexion of the element

In favor's like the work we have in hand,

Most bloody, fiery, and most terrible.

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In a speech or literature, historical allusion refers to a reference in a piece of writing, usually to events or people that have historical importance and some ideas along with them. Historical allusions are used in literature to refer to people in such a way that it will make the events more relatable.

The use of historical allusion in work makes it easier for reader or listener to connect with the work.

Allusion generally means an indirect reference to a person or event.

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A parameter is a factor that defines a system or a number that defines the scope, limit, and boundary of a particular process;

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A statistic is a fact or information or inference derived from the data that is obtained by means of a study or a survey.

1) 85% of those SURVEYED were in favor of bike lanes = STATISTIC (This is a statistic because the data obtained (85%) through a survey shows the fact that how many people were in favor of bike lanes and how many people were against (15%)

2) Each member of the soccer team has an average of 2 jerseys = PARAMETER (This is a parameter because of the fact that defines a minimum limit of 2 jerseys held by each member of the soccer team. This could also be a factor in a study as a question like yes or no.)

3) Of the 100 swim teams SURVEYED across America, 23 practice 10 hours a week = STATISTIC (This is a statistic because there is an inference that among the 100 swim teams surveyed 23 teams practice 10 hours per week and this information or inference is obtained from the SURVEY).

4) The golf team's average score is 79 - STATISTIC (This is a statistic because it gives us the inference that the average score is 79 which is obtained by processing the data obtained. It can also be statistic because we need to get an average for finding out mean, median or standard deviation in statistics. So, any calculation involved is a STATISTIC.)

Mere statements are PARAMETERS.

Calculations whatsoever derived from a study or surveys are STATISTICS.

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