The best and the most correct answer among the choices provided by the question is the first choice. The line that best captures the theme of the stanza is "<span>How oft, in spirit, have I turned to thee, and, How often has my spirit turned to thee!" </span>I hope my answer has come to your help. God bless and have a nice day ahead!
Answer: It features a reference to a supernatural being.
In this excerpt, we encounter a myth from the Maasai. This myth states that there is a supernatural being called Enkai, who is a sky god. Enkai has no gender. It can act kindly by giving the people rain, or cruelly by making the earth dry up. The presence of a supernatural being who can control the destiny of humans makes this a good example of a myth.
Answer:
All you need to do is find two things that you think are similar, such as “knives are similar to scissors because they both cut things” and you also need to name WHY the two things are similar.
Then you say something like “the chicken was an egg, because it grew up”
Then you say an interesting fact. Such as “did you know that elephant respond to humans just the same as humans respond to puppies? They think we are cute!”
And a famous saying is “ do or do not, there is no try.”
And “it is said that if you put all your eggs in one basket, it may break.”
Explanation:
Sometimes... when boys insult you, it actually means they like you - but only sometimes! I agree with the answer above. Some boys do annoying things so that they can get your attention. Some boys do annoying things to others so that they can gain acceptance and attention from other more popular boys.
We can't have hero's without villains/monsters. So I AGREE. Because hero's are only hero's because of the fact of us having monsters. Who would they face? Nothing? Then they wouldn't be hero's. We need bad things /people to have HERO'S to save and help us otherwise if everything was perfect, we wouldn't need hero's.
