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Answer:
To ask for a gift, such as rain, from nature.
Explanation:
The song "Twelfth Song of Thunder" is a Navajo song celebrating the sky, the land, and everything about the earth. It is also chanted during the Navajo Mountain Chant ceremony/ ritual.
This chant/ song is sung as a prayer to please the gods and ask for their blessings. It asks for a gift of nature, more specifically the rains which they require for their plants. For them, nature and depending on the divine was everything, with their livelihood depending on the providence of the gods.
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3. The chemical, which, incidentally, reduced the number of mosquitoes exponentially, had the unintended consequence of killing off this little wasp, which preyed on a type of caterpillar that ate palm leaves.
4. A description of a tornado that swept through a small town.
Explanation:
Put in your words :)
Answer:
It means to disturb "the air." For example, the piercing cries is what the air is being disturbed by, so in general, it was silent when all of a sudden it has become disturbed or interrupted. I think this is a metaphor but I'm not sure.
*sorry if im wrong*
