Answer:
O The right-handed twin does right; the left-handed twin does wrong.
Explanation:
"The World On The Turtle's Back" is a creation myth of the Iroquois Indian people who believed the beginning of life and earth to be from the two twin brothers. According to this myth, the twin siblings denote the start of life.
According to the myth, the sky mother gave birth to two boys, one born naturally and the other born through his mother's armpit, in the process killing their mother. This angered the right hand brother, who blamed his left hand brother of their mother's death. Taken care of by their grandmother, the two boys grew but always contrary to each other.
<em>"The right handed twin was the one who did everything just as he should. he said what he meant and he meant what he said. He always told the truth and he always tried to accomplish what seemed to be right and reasonable. The left handed twin never did what he meant or meant what he said. He always lied and he always did things backward. You could never tell what he was trying to do because he always made it look as if he were doing the opposite. He was the devious one."</em>
The Rámáyan of Válmíki, the word 'Rama' can be breakdown into two syllables and three bija mantras, 'Ra', 'A', and 'Ma'. The three bija mantras identify Rama as supernatural as,
'Ra' signifies the Sun,
'A' signifies fire or Agni, and
'Ma' signifies the Moon.
Hence, the three being the supernatural power as the sources of light, therefore, the repetition of the word Rama invokes the supreme light on God and prevents any harm.
Direct object is the thing being acted upon. In this case, meal is the direct object of the "cooked" verb.
I think the answer is C:the treasure gave clues
