Answer: The sidewalk because you don't see cars on the sidewalk and it is meant for people to walk or ride bike or scooter etc.
Hello. This question is incomplete. The full question is:
Which sentence uses the same meaning of the underlined word in the sentence below,
The <u>posture</u> of the companies to produce high-quality products with minimal impact to the environment
A. The country's posture was very defeated after losing many soldiers in the Vietnam War. B. The athlete forced himself to have a sad posture when he left his hometown's team. C. The ballet dancer's graceful posture was due to years of training his body. D. The movie star's posture to the media is that she is generous and wholesome.
Answer:
B. The athlete forced himself to have a sad posture when he left his hometown's team.
Explanation:
The word "posture" was used with the same meaning in both sentences, passing the sense of behavioral decision, in the face of a certain situation.
In the first sentence the word "posture means that the company assumed a behavior, an attitude in which it produced more products, but promoted less impact on nature. In the following sentence, the athlete 'positioned himself', that is, he placed himself in an attitude where he seemed sad to have to leave his hometown team.
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In the Anglo-Saxon lyric, "The Wanderer," "gold-ruler" is a kenning that depicts what the Wanderer is hunting and trusting down. A kenning is a packed representation that is an endeavor by the writer to go past a constrained vocabulary. A kenning is a figurative endeavor at naming.
A kenning is a figurative expression or compound word used to name an individual, spot or thing in a roundabout way. Utilized basically in Anglo-Saxon verse, the epic sonnet Beowulf is brimming with kennings. For instance, the term whale-street is utilized for the ocean and "shepherd of malevolence" is utilized for Grendel.
