I think you should go with the last one. It's not biased and it's informative.
Hauting America
In a century of inventions and discoveries, such as Charles Darwin's theory or the implementation of the telegraph, there was a parallel world, another life that was taking place in the USA.
Although the supposedly ghosts which were photographed were proved to be a fake (a smart trick of double images was used to create them), there actually existed unexplained facts connected to the supernatural.
Wandering spirits were seen or heard, or simply felt, by ordinary people while they were leading their ordinary lifes. Sounds of chains, mourns and creepy places began legends that we still keep in our culture.
Haunting America in the nineteenth century was a chain of events that arouse the interest of past beliefs related to life after death. However, above all was the cradle of several literary works and film productions.
True. Radical religious beliefs generally used violence, and the forcing of people joining, and the enforcement of people leaving. The UDHR states that people have the right to believe what they want, which contradicts the enforcement, leading to radical religious beliefs being outlawed.
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Answer:
1. D
2.C
3. A
4. A
Response:
"And yet, the personal history of Shakespeare is somewhat of a mystery"
This detail allowed me to understand the uncertainty of some of the facts about Shakespeare's life. This allowed me to see that somethings like the exact date and birth are not present because of the mysterious origin of Shakespeare
Explanation:
The correct answer is D. They bound logs together and built a raft. Enkidu steered it down the great river. Gilgamesh carried Humbaba's head.
Explanation:
The excerpt presented belongs to "Gilgamesh" which a poem that tells the events related to King Gilgamesh which was a prominent figure in the Sumerian society. In this excerpt Gilgamesh fight against Humbaba which was a Giant and guardian of the Cedar forest, the excerpt describes the previous moments before Gilgamesh entered to the forest with a friend, later it is described they used their axes and finally they go out of the forest with Humababa's head. Considering this, the excerpt that shows the triumph of Gilgames in the battle is option D. "They bound logs together and built a raft. Enkidu steered it down the great river. Gilgamesh carried Humbaba's head" because this explains the end of the battle and the way Gilgames was able to kill the giant as he has Humbaba's head.
