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Read the excerpt from the story The Mysterious picture and answer 1x5=5
questions that follow.
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Tyl in the course of his wanderings from court to court rode to the palace of the archduke of Battenberg on his donkey his clothes and appearance attracted everyone's attention. His cap was set smartly on his head at the three bright feathers on it danced in the breeze as he rode. At the main entrance to the palace the captain of the Guards
called out to him,hei! there you fellow on the donkey we don't allow any loafers here you and your donkey already look like skeletons.
1. How did they reach the palace ? 2. Who stopped him at the main entrance?
3. what was the attractive in Tyl's appearance?
4. pick out the word from the passage which means a a person who wastes his time instead of working
5. Describe the meaning of the word wander.
Explanation:
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B, Bartholomeu Dias is the right answer
They're given money to help support them while they are having difficulty finding jobs since they had a large disadvantage (and still to this day a smaller, but still significant, disadvantage).
Many people argue that the new deal actually hurt many minorities from getting jobs at all since it did not solve any real underlying issue, only supplemented them with money instead of solving the root of the problem in why they could not get a job in the first place.
<span>cacique i think is your answer</span>
Answer: An example of how individual actions are constrained by sociological circumstances is (D) David's decision to abstain from eating pork because his religion demands it.
Explanation: The concept "sociological circumstance" is used to refer to<u> the social factors, such as ideas, principles or activities, that surround and have an influence on a particular individual.</u> In that way, sociological circumstances limit a person's behaviour and actions. David's decision to abstain from eating pork because his religion demands it is an example of a constraint generated by a sociological circumstance because<u> the principles of the religion he believes in and that surrounds him restrict his choices.</u> In other words, <u>his religion limits the way in which David is supposed to act and eat. </u>
