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Answer:
C). Neither twin could die because they were immortal gods.
Explanation:
As per the details given in the excerpt, the most logical and reasonable claim would be that 'neither of the twins could die as they were perpetual gods.' This deduction can be substantiated through the details like <em>'died, but didn't die', '...still lives and reigns'</em> while the details like '<em>...lives in the Sky-World', 'content with the world..he helped to create..the world of men', 'rule the affairs of men'</em>, etc. suggest that they were immortal gods. Thus, these details not only support the above inference but forms the base of the conclusion. Hence, <u>option C</u> is the correct answer.
Hello. You forgot to show the answer options. The options are:
She brings her cat, Seal, with her when she comes to the farm from Maine.
She says that she once learned how to ride a horse when she was young.
She talks about the chickens and cows and horses her brother owns.
She cries and shouts at the turkey buzzards who come to eat the dead
Answer:
She brings her cat, Seal, with her when she comes to the farm from Maine.
Explanation:
Sarah was unable to leave her cat in the care of other people, as she felt she needed to take care of the animals that were under her responsibility. In addition, she felt a very strong attachment to these animals that made her feel that she should care for them and promote a good quality of life, where animals are loved and valued, as care and admiration would allow them to have a happy life and that made her happy too.
