Pope Francis is fluent in Spanish<span>, </span>Latin<span>, </span>Italian<span>, German, French and English. Pope Benedict XVI spoke French, </span>Italian<span>, </span>Latin<span>, English and </span>Spanish<span>. Pope John Paul II was fluent in a dozen languages. As the Bishop of Rome, it makes sense to know the language of the people you are serving. I hope this helps you</span>
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The meaning of the metaphor "Trishna was a night owl" means Trishna doesn't sleep too just like a night owl".
<h3>What is metaphor?</h3>
A metaphor is a figure of speech which is used to compare something to something else without using "like" or "as", by making the object.
A metaphor is similar to a simile but a simile uses "like" or "as" in comparison.
From the passage, Trishna is compared to a night owl because she doesn't sleep at night, so she had no problem staying up until the book she was reading was finished.
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Assuming the question should be:
What does this excerpt most suppose about the beliefs of the ancient Greeks?
The excerpt informs us that the Ancient Greeks believed that natural phenomena, such as storms, were controlled by different Gods who had control over specific things, such as Zeus controlling the skies. It also suggests that these gods could be vengeful, and would use their powers to harm humans on earth who had upset them in some way. <span />
It could be 'dare' or 'donare'!
