The correct answer is A Blank Verse. This kind of verse is defined as the one that does not rime with the other verses, but it keeps the rhythm and the measure of the stanza and because of this every single verse has a singular termination. Shakespeare liked to use this kind of verses since its resemblance with the common English language.
I would say B except (while A and C aren't correct for sure) it means OUTSIDE of earth's atmosphere----if it's "Earth-BOUND" it may not be IN Earth yet, but it's a real puzzler until you realize that so yes I would say B.
Dive deep into Anne Moody's Coming of Age in Mississippi<span> with extended </span>analysis<span>, commentary, and discussion.</span>
Expectations played a very large role in the lives of the socials and the greasers because it was thought that if you were rich you were popular and if you were poor you were a fugitive. Internally each of the classes were almost the complete opposite of the social quo or expectations. Externally the socials and the greasers played along with the expectations. It influenced the novel by having someone completely discard this standard and remake a new one
Answer:a word can mean many things to a person like the word slap if you look up what it means it will say a hard hit with a palm but to a person it can mean pain and a lot more
