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Im not the best but here we go: For question three: Complex seems like a good answer and for question four: Compound. Good luck! And sorry if im wrong!
Achilles was willing to sacrifice his life for the sake of his pride because he did not listen to the advice of others and protect his achilles heel, the only place where someone could kill him. Achilles couldn't be killed except if you were to shoot an arrow into his heel, so by not protecting his heel, Achilles pride got in the way which lead to his death. He ended up getting shot by a poisoned arrow in his heel and died. Achilles was willing to sacrifice his life for the sake of pride. He sacrificed something huge for something so small.
Hope this helps you.
The national junior honor society induction ceremony is a formal event where students who have met the criteria of the honor society are sworn in as official members of the society. students must meet academic standards and complete service work to be eligible for induction at the ceremony
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Explanation:
Pros
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-If people disagree with your opinion, you won't get any backlash from it as they won't know who you are.
-you can say your opinion without feeling ashamed of it, or feeling like other people are judging <em>you</em>, as they can't as they don't know who you are.
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- People are likely to use your anonymity to undermine your opinion.
Sorry, cant think of any more, hope this helps
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The correct answer is A. Fearfulness
Explanation:
This excerpt belongs to the poem "Columbus" by Joaquin Miller. In this, the author refers to the experience of Columbus and his men as they sailed from Europe to the Americas. In this poem the excerpt "Should I and all my men fall dead. These very winds forget their way..." show the fear, despair, and lack of hope by Columbus and his men because they were afraid all of them would simply die "Should I and all my men fall dead" and not even god will know it or would help them. In this context, the tone or general atmosphere is better described through the word fearfulness.
