Story’s can help us understand our world because they have many unique things that are not in our world but many unique things we think would not be in our world but is. Yes you can you can learn new ways to be abetter person, to help people, or to prevent bed things
B. If you are moving back the 4 1/10 of a spot, you are moving it back 1 spot. So, if it is in the ten thouthands place now, one place value less is in the thousanths spot. The 4 in B = 4,000
Bianca contests Cassio's attitudes and orders, unlike Desdemona and Emilia who follow their husbands without question and ignore their own wishes.
<h3>Who is Bianca?</h3>
- She is a character in "Othello."
- She is a courtesan.
- She is in love with Cassio.
Desdemona and Emilia are women who are very submissive to their husbands. They deny their own will to follow their husbands' orders and make sure they are satisfied. Bianca, on the other hand, behaves differently.
Bianca is in love with Cassio, one of her clients. However, she does not submit to his whims, but questions his orders and attitudes, even being able to determine the distance between them.
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Answer:
occurrence
Explanation:
So, first we need to identify the suffix for each of the words given.
Then, when we subtract that suffix, we identify all the two-syllable words that end with short vowel + consonant pattern.
And then, finally, we identify the word whose last consonant doubled upon adding the suffix.
Having this in mind, the only word that meets these conditions is occurrence.
When we subtract the suffix -ence, we are left with occurr. Since the verb is occur, we see that the last consonant r doubled when the suffix was added.
This is also the case with other suffixes, as in occurred, occurring etc.
Answer:
It gives new ideas to achieve
Explanation:
Science fiction fascinates me. Science does not. Technology does. Combining all of them is one of the most interesting things to learn about. When an author of science fiction writes about an idea, like the idea of retina scanners, or holographic computers, it interests people, making them think, maybe we could bring this to reality. And then they do. Humans can do just about anything, and when they're interested in a topic, they're twice as likely to take it into legitimate consideration.
Hence, why we now have so many things that were nonsense years ago. Because science fiction is new, and science fiction is the future. If you told someone seventy years ago that one day we'd have self driving cars, they'd think you were nuts. Now they exist. Because some author came up with it, some CEO or millionaire though it was a good idea and told their employees to make it happen, and some engineer and/or scientist was smart enough to make it happen.
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