Answer:
5. Compare/ contrast
Explanation: that one is correct
1. In the springtime, the park <u>had a </u><u>multitude</u><u> of ducks.</u>
2. I wasn't sure if I liked the music, <u>so I listened</u><u> tentatively.</u>
3. Does being on the dance team <u>entail</u><u> that I have to wear short shorts?</u>
4. Doing well on the test requires <u>extensive</u><u> consideration and contemplation of the answers.</u>
5. After an hour of <u>indecision</u><u>, I had finally decided to sing with Carl, instead of Lucia, for the talent show.</u>
6. Our school needed money to buy books for the library,<u> so a group of parents decided to be the </u><u>benefactors</u><u> and raised money for the school!</u>
Situational irony. The definition of situational irony is “the contrast between what a reader or character expects and what actually exists or happens.
A person that does not like rain.
Answer: D. that people cannot exert control over supernatural elements
Explanation:
When the three apparitions were summoned for Macbeth, they spoke to him but didn't answer his questions. The apparitions summoned were the armed head, a child crowned, that had a tree in his hand and a bloody child.
The apparitions told Macbeth to be careful of Macduff but despite that he was assured that no one can harm him and that he won't be overthrown until when Birnam Wood eventually moves to Dunsinane.
The three apparitions not answering his questions indicates that people cannot exert control over supernatural elements.
