1. In my opinion, the correct answer is b. It highlights the dangers of the wilderness. The author doesn't just talk about various senses. He tells us how important and subtle the wolf's sense of smell is for his survival in the Northern woods, full of wild animals and predators, such as cougars and bears. The wolf is always watchful and alert.
2. I think the correct answer is <span>c. his subtle aggressiveness. The cone detail may lead us to believe that the author intends to depict the wolf's playfulness. But it is more than just that. The wolf displays another attitude in his play with the cone. He shows that he is ever capable of survival, thanks to his aggressiveness.</span>
For the first question it’s A
And for the second question it’s B
The answers are: Romeo killed Tybalt instead of Tybalt killing him. Romeo is banished. Juliet is alive.
Friar Lawrence calms and reassures Romeo that he has every reason not to do anything unreasonable or complain about his situation. The events could have had a much worse outcome. Both Romeo and Juliet are alive and love each other, which is all that matters. The answer "Romeo still has his wits about him" isn't correct because he actually lost his sense for a while, as Friar Lawrence reiterates multiple times in the section.
New speak, It's designed to limit expression , thus to restrict thought .
As stupid people are easily controlled , the ultimate aim is to increase Big brother s tyranny.
Returning items from customers that they did not find worth their money
