Answer:
1.superlative: an excessive expression, generally of admiration.
Stick with me; there’s a high possibility I’ll run out of superlatives to characterize Apple’s amazing, incredible, terrific, unbelievable developing position in the tablet market.
2. supervised: to keep a close eye on and provide instructions to
She is a lecturer in the psychology department, where she supervises students who are pursuing master’s degrees.
3. Superseded: to take the place of or to advance into the position of
The fax machine is a sign of old technology, long superseded by computer networks, although faxing is really gaining in popularity.
4. superintendent: a person in charge of overseeing and managing an organization
Her reaction was that I should tell my parents, tell the principle, or the superintendent, but tell someone.
5. supercilious: bearing or exhibiting haughty scorn or haughtiness
He treated me with supercilious condescension, alternating periodically with overwhelming authoritarianism.
Can this information be interpreted another way?
Answer:
Death reduces everyone, even Kings, to worm foods
Explanation:
Hamlet is saying that a man may fish with the worm that eats a king and then, eat the fish that has fed of the worm.
This is to say that death can reduce everyone.
From the excerpt, Hamlet said a king can be reduced to food for worms, and the worms in turn are used to feed a fish, the fish can then be food to a common man. This is to show that no matter how powerful a person is, he can still be reduced to nothing.
