The correct answer is C.
Everyone who has access to the natural world can transcend the material world. Transcendentalists advocated going out into nature and moving away from society. These actions are open and available to everyone, not just poets or politicians.
<span>A. A combination of Lord Byron's poetry and her husband's insistence on writing
B. A combination of depression, personal loss, and a desire for fame
C. A combination of Polidori's story and delirium caused by an illness
D. A combination of a vividly terrifying nightmare and a discussion of Darwin
c</span>
Answer:
Karl Schwarzschild uses Einstein’s ideas about gravity to conclude that Newton’s ideas had faults.
Explanation:
Just took the test.
Answer:
Fill in these blanks with the right “Gerund or Infinitive”
1. Excuse me, do you mind CLEANING the table, please!
2. It was difficult to climb up the mountain but we kept GOING.
3. I’m amazed because you didn’t hesitate TO ACCEPT that job.
4. The policeman pretended TO KEEP my identity card
5. Robert denied KIDNAPPING the child.
6. The car is too expensive so I can’t afford TO BUY it.
7. Sonia didn’t tolerate SHARING the bedroom with John.
8. The couple chose TO SPEND their honeymoon in Canada.
9. You hate TO WAIT for your girlfriend.
10. Barbara celebrated WINNING the TV contest.
11. George’s father learnt TO PLAY the guitar in five years.
12. Miriam omitted INVITING her old university colleagues.
13. My aunt claimed TO BE the owner of the red suitcase.
14. Tina pretended TO BORROW my computer.
15. All my friends wanted TO GO to the zoo in the afternoon.
Answer:
There's no context provided but here's how to answer this question:
Look for specific words that are repeated in the paragraph and list them. Then focus on the sentences and where commas are placed to notice a sentence structure.
