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2 years ago

The choices I make in the grocery aisles will affect my three, five, and

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boyakko [2]2 years ago

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I believe your answer is B. three, five, and nine-year-old sisters!

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Mnenie [13.5K]2 years ago

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C. three-, five-, and nine-year-old sisters

Explanation:

I believe this is correct, as this is how I would list ages when I wrote my books.

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A short essay on the similarities between myths explaining the emergence and existence of human beings.

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Hebrew/Christian Creation Myth

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It states that there existed a supreme being by the name of Lord Kaang. He lived beneath the earth. He created a tree that spread across the entire territory and started digging a hole across that extended to what is the present earth. He then sat on the edge of the hole and, from the hole came a woman. Later all the people had come out and gathered under the tree. Previously Lord Kaang had furnished the earth and now the people and animals gathered under the tree where he instructed them not to create a fire since it would cause a great calamity. He then moved to a secret position where he could watch his creation. When the day was over they started feeling cold and lit a fire, they could not see too. Unlike the animals, they could see and had fur hence they could not feel the cold. They fled to caves. The animals started fearing human beings and could no longer live together because of a communication breakdown.

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All have a supreme human being

All show punitive measures put in place by the supreme being

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