It means don't point your muzzle in a direction that looks threatening.
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This book is a folktale about slaves who possess ancient magic that enabled them to fly into the sky and away to freedom. It's a moving tale of those who were able to fly away and those who remained as slaves. The illustrations express the tale's themes about oppression and freedom as well as despair and hope.Explanation:
Romeo is saying this in Act 2, Scene 2. Obviously Juliet is on her balcony and she doesn't know Romeo is out there and that he see's her. I think this is conveyed as, her beauty speaks and the way she places her self speaks louder than any words could you know?
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The answer to your question is A, <span>His lack of respect for Ralph and the rules pit the boys against each other.</span>
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the main idea of this passage is kangaroos a apart of mobs and in that mob they look out for each other
Explanation:
supporting details are kangaroo pick dirt bugs and dead skin off of the other and this supporting detail is an example of kangaroo looking out for each other
