Answer:All improved
Explanation: because each time I'd read I'd become more informed about the paragraphs meaning.
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B-Seamen are mostly uninterested in land-related matters, but Marlow has a wider range of interests.
Explanation:
The narrator frequently claimed that seamen would prefer to stay at sea, in their ship. They are not curious enough about matters on land and would take a rare visit on the shore as revealing enough. Marlow was regarded as a strange seaman due to his so-called 'wandering'. In fact, his remark might have been due to discovery of a new area on land
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John Keats, who wrote poetry, live in the nineteenth century.
Explanation:
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Motorsport Yeah,
Put That Thing In Sport (Skrrt, Skrrt)
Shawty Bad, (Bad)
Pop Her Like A Cork (Pop It)
Explanation:
There are two types of the world-parent creation. One involves the union of sky and earth—Heaven and Earth as father and mother of the universe. ... The second type of world-parent creation is that of the dismemberment of a single primordial being so that he or she literally animates every aspect of creation.
