Explain the question more, please.
After reading the passages about Earhart and Blackwell, we can say both describe the first women to do something that people thought only men could do.
<h3>What are the passages about?</h3>
The first passage is about how Amelia Earhart was the first woman to accomplish something people used to think only men were able to do. She was the first woman to fly across two oceans.
The second passage is about how Elizabeth Blackwell was also the first woman to do something only men had accomplished until then. She was the first woman in American to get a doctor's license.
With the information above in mind, we can conclude that option A is the correct answer. Both passages describe the first women to do something that people had once thought only men could do.
Learn more about Amelia Earhart here:
brainly.com/question/1264323
#SPJ1
Answer:
Can I help you? if I can.. So what do u need to study with?
Match the word to the word part it contains.
1. Anachronism: chron-, chrono- // Chrono is a prefix or suffix of Greek origin which means “time”.
2. Dismal: mal// Mal is a prefix of Latin origin which means “evil, bad, wrong”.
3. Insect: -sect// Sect is a Latin word root that means “cut”.
4. Autobiographical: graph, gram// Graph is a prefix or suffix of Greek origin which means “to write, written”.
5. Neoclassic: neo-// Neo is a prefix of Greek origin which means “new”.
6. Interdiction: dict// The word root “dict” means “say or said”.
7. Thermometer: therm, thermos// Thermo is a prefix which means” hot or heat” and is commonly used in scientific terms.
8. Benevolent: bene- // Bene is a prefix of Latin origin which means “well, good, fine”.
