Answer:
she did not want to lose what she had made famous and to allow her to keep her private and public lives separate.
Explanation:
The Lord of the Flies -- the pig's head on the stick -- symbolizes evil. This "Beast" prompts the boys to give into their dark, savage sides.
When Ralph cracks the skull of the lord of the flies, he returns the creature to being merely a pig's head on a stick. He destroys its symbolic power. No longer a Beast, the Lord of the Flies is just a pig's skull. Ralph's act symbolizes law and order winning the battle over evil.
Choice B is the best answer here. We have no way of knowing if people will ever be able to travel to other planets or stars, no matter the distance. This is something that the author is conjecturing on.
The other statements can all be backed up with scientific fact, which is included in the passage itself.
Run on that would be b and if not its a
Answer:
One of the answers should be experiences, I'm not sure about what else applies <3
