Answer: "He wanted to show that fate ruled people's lives, and that those who interfered with it did so to their sorrow." This may foreshadow that the family will try to change their lives and that sorrow will result.
Explanation: hope that helps sorry if not
D.No one, no matter how strong, is invulnerable
Explanation:
The load is a story from Aesop's fable and clearly has moral behind all of the small tales that are presented in the book.
This story is about a merchant who makes a donkey carry a load through a particularly rough terrain over and over again and uses the same method when failing to do so.
They do not succeed until it appears to them that using the same method will always come out with the same result.
No matter how much their method has worked for them, no matter how strong it is, it will be vulnerable to fail sometimes.
B. Integrity
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Answer:
1. Ivan studied his Science lesson, so he will get a good grade on the quiz.
2. Jennie couldn't find her new doll because Gary hid it under his table.
3. Xander's motorcycle had a flat tire, so he arrived late at work.
4. Mae forgot her English project, so she had to run back home to get it.
5. Carl was really hungry at 10:00 a.m. because he skipped breakfast.
Explanation:
A good technique to answer questions such as this one is to ask yourself what you or the people you know would do in such a situation. For instance, if you skip breakfast, what happens? Do you feel hungry at a time you normally wouldn't? Do you have trouble focusing on what you are doing because you keep thinking about food? Asking yourself questions will help you imagine different scenarios and come up with answers for the situations.
I would choose "A" the best even though "C" also makes sense but not as much as "A" does. hope it works. :)
