This question is about the article "Cinderella, the Legend"
Answer:
The author's purpose in placing such disparate references is to intensify the idea of how the Cinderella story can be associated with the most different works, in addition to a comprehensive and diverse power of influence.
Explanation:
In the article, the author shows the reasons that led the Cinderella tale to become the most popular fairy tale. These reasons not only make Cinderella's story loved, but also provide insights for other works and thoughts to be formed. An interesting factor about this influence of the story, is that its influence power is very comprehensive and can be seen in the most different works already published, being even able to be referenced in religious texts and biographies, as the article presents.
I think that it would be protection. If he wears a helmet and watches out for traffic, there is a lower risk of him being run over or hurting himself badly when he falls of his bike. If he is mindful of pedestrians and uses hand signals, there is less of a chance that he will hit a pedestrian which could result in one or both of them getting hurt.
Well, this can be different for every religion. I know that in some religions like Muslim, take off their shoes when entering a holy area. Some other examples are when religions wear something to cover their hair (some areas of Judaism, Christianity, and Muslim). People will also sometimes light incense or bathe themselves with holy water. It really depends on what religion you are or/and your background. I hope that you found this helpful.
The correct answer is letter B. Armenia/Republic of Georgia. During the pre-World War I nation the name of the country is Armenia. Its post-war name is not Republic of Georgia, but rather it is named as the Republic of Armenia. On the other hand, Russia is for Soviet Union, Austria-Hungary for Austria, Hungary and Ottoman Empire for Republic of Turkey
