Answer:
the bluish lighting in the opening scene
Answer:
unbelieving
Explanation:
incredulous means unwilling or unable to believe something.
Yes it is true that Latin is more exact and precise than Greek. This is mainly because of the way they say, use the language, for example, the letting and alphabet.
The answer is B. Because, if the students had the flu, of course their absence was 'legitimate', which means 'acceptable', allowed. And 'aberration' means 'something unusual or unexpected", because they usually have perfect attendance, but now they missed a couple of classes.
