The correct answer is B) The words qhal, every world, and qhalur.
The fact that there are many worlds means that it is sci fi.
The number of miles he drove is 606.
Step-by-step explanation:
Given,
The number of miles he drove on the first day = 317,
While the number of miles he drove on the second day = 289,
Hence, the total number of miles he drove in these two days = number of miles on the first day + number of miles on the second day
= 317 + 289
= 606
A mile may be an international mile or a statutory mile to distinguish it from others, is an imperial unit in the United Kingdom, and is the usual unit of distance in the United States. Both are based on old English units that are 5,280 British feet or 1,760 yards long.
The legal mile was standardized in 1959 by an international agreement between the British Commonwealth and the United States and formally redefined in SI units to be exactly 1,609.344 meters.
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Nene failed to persuade Nnaemeka to send the news of his marriage plans to her via letter.
She knew very little about the tradition of the Igbos, having spent most of her life in Lagos.
Nnaemeka knew better than to send his father, a man who like most in Nnaemeka's hometown, was rigidly set in their traditional ways.
It had never been done before, a man in his hometown to marry a woman who spoke another tongue.
So not having this knowledge, Nene failed to acknowledge the gravity of Nnaemeka's decision to marry her and its consequences.
The question is culled from "Marriage is a Private Affair" by Chinua Achebe.
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The answer to this is D. Two
contradicting words that are put together to form a figure of speech is called
an Oxymoron. The word comes from Greek words oksus (meaning pointed) and moros
(meaning dull or stupid). Oxymoron can be paradoxical or visual and physical.
Paradoxical Oxymoron contradicts itself (example: “deafening silence”) while
Visual and Physical Oxymoron can take the place of the noun or adjective in
order to describe vividly to the reader (example: “plastic glass for drinking”).
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[Scene 1] Waves caressing the angles. Shot is zoomed in to show ankles as the centerpiece and water caressing only.
[Scene 2] Distant shot of the person on the beach (we saw his ankle's earlier). Creep up slowly. Build up music slowly.
[Scene 3] Music climaxes. The person is revealed as lifeless.