I’ve never heard of such a saying before, but using context clues one could gather that it has something to do with human greed and the desire for wealth, and how it can twist your morals without you realizing it.
Answer:
a set of guide words
Explanation:
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From the complete question above, the supposed dictionary contains the following details;
The label (1) to (4) is as follows:<em>
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<em>(1) The syllable count
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<em>(2) The part of speech
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<em>(3) The origin
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<em>(4) The meaning of the word
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<em>So, what is missing is option (a)</em>
answer is - A. they paint their bodies black
No this sentences it has a idiom sentences, because it has the meaning with the simplifying that the meaning a word it is raining really outside. For example for rain metaphors sentences are It's raining cats and dogs. Save it for a raining day. Make it rain with money. It will never rains until it pours.
It will help you.
-Charlie
Have a great day
Ensure that your argument is well prepared (facts, know your audience and what their preference is, etc). Good ways to present are to use emotion or strong facts. Don't exaggerate facts, thiscan lead to downgrades in your presentation grade. Make sure that everyone can understand, so simplify your topic if need be.
