Answer:
part a is it is the easiest to face dangers with other people part b is
Explanation:
part b is After that, the boy went out every day and practiced running and leaping and throwing and lifting, and every day he rolled some stone out of its place.”
Answer:
B. eustress
Explanation:
noun
noun: eustress; plural noun: eustresses
moderate or normal psychological stress interpreted as being beneficial for the experiencer.
Today was the day ' m going to be used and not be in storage' as I thought to myself wondering why I was never used. It was dark of course but I wasn't the only 45 pound weights. There were others some we're big and small but still leaving. As I hear someone slowly opening the door knob, I can hear the figures talking from the other side of the door saying " Hey Kev want me to get the weights, cause many people have been using them and the other broke." As you were excited about being pick I had remembered 'broke what how' but somehow that didn't really matter in the moment. I could here footsteps approaching me and hearing the sound of a box cutter slowly open. Then hearing the satisfying noise of the box opening. Ever so slightly I could see a light peer through the bubble wrap and styrofoam. I saw it light it wasn't warm but comforting in a way. As the figure picked me up I could hear the noise of people talking, metal clanking against each other. The music and seeing lots of lights was very satisfying. 'Im here am here I made it finally' you could only be happy and nothing more. As the days had gone by I was being used by many figures it was delightful to be finally be useful.
Answer:
As soon as he arrived, he placed the moccasins, the arrowhead, and the prized quiver in his father’s sleeping roll where the Old Man would tense with fear once again upon retrieving them that evening.
Explanation:
In the given passage, we can see that the son has had enough of his jokes on his father. He decided to stop making his father worried. But at the same time, he still tries to play a trick on him. So, he went ahead and left all the items in his tipi so that his father will be surprised to see them.
The sentence that shows how the son cares about his father yet wants to trick him is seen in the third sentence. The act of returning the items to his father shows he cares for him but at the same time, wanting to make him <em>"tense with fear" </em>shows his playful side.
"As soon as he arrived, he placed the moccasins, the arrowhead, and the prized quiver in his father’s sleeping roll where the Old Man would tense with fear once again upon retrieving them that evening."
Epistasis should be one of your choices.
