Answer:
Gang Orca/Sealkie
Explanation:
Okay, I know most people would choose Todoroki Shoto or Kirishima Eijiro or Dabi or whatever, but the reason I chose Gang Orca and Sealkie are because they're such powerful heroes, (and Gang Orca looks so cool) but they're literally such softies omg. GO is such a sweetheart who loves kids and is just a gold nugget. Sealkie is so flipping cute, holy- I love him he's so sweet and gentle but totally badash when he needs to be XP
In 1-A, though, I'd have to say Todoroki for boys and Ashido for girls. Shoto's so funny and sweet without even trying or realising it. Mina's just- she's hype, we stan her.
For villains definitely Twice and Dabi. Dabi's the literal whole-ash CEO of Hot Topic and Twice is a MARSHMALLOW XP
The Grimm´s fairy tales have often been told to children of our time as bedtime stories and have also been used to produce movies that are known and cherished by many. For many years people believed that these were tender and great stories of love, heroism, selflessness and learning. However, in recent years new studies have found that in fact, the original Grimms´ fairy tales were really dark and not for young audiences as their purpose was really to capture in writing the tales and stories that had been told in Europe for centuries. It has been learned that after almost six editions the brothers Grimm, two German-born siblings, decided to alter the stories they had originally compiled and re-wrote them so that they would be acceptable for 19th century religious puritans in Europe and it is the stories that came after the seventh edition the ones we know and love today. As said before, the Grimms´ purpose was to entertain the masses, but originally, they wanted to just capture the stories as they were told verbally by people in Europe. Thus, after analysing the stories, it was found that they protrayed brutality against children and adults and the conflicts that arose throuhout time in Europe and the harsdhips of European living. This is why, the correct answers would be B, C and E.
Gravity is a natural phenomenon
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Mirages are a common desert phenomenon
Each time a new social media app is revealed to the world it becomes a phenomenon for a while and then slowly fades into unimportance
Answer:Throughout this first chapter Pfeffer is establishing normalcy. She's giving the reader a glimpse of Miranda's typical life as a baseline for the ways in which she'll be breaking down that construct in future chapters.
