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I think the answer is water....
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Dear [insert friend's name],
It's so exciting to hear that you're going on a tour! The last time that I traveled, I visited Nepal. There was a vast expanse of beautiful places to visit. If you think about going to Nepal, please consider seeing these extraordinarily extravagant places. Firstly, Kathmandu, which was my favorite place when I visited. The city is the capital of Nepal and filled with historic temples and perfumed incense. Another wonderful place to visit is the Annapurna Mountain Range. Named after a Hindu Goddess, the mountains are a sight like no other. The entire trek up will take a good 21 days, but if you don't have enough time for that, at least walking for an hour or so along the mountains will take your breath away. Finally, an exciting place to visit in Nepal is The Monkey Temple. Its true name is in fact Swayambhunath, but because of its friendly residents, people have turned to the more informal term, "The Monkey Temple." I hope you enjoy your tour, [insert friend's name]!
Best Wishes,
[insert your name]
An intransitive verb doesn't require a direct object. A cannot be correct because, Ian sharpened what? His hockey skates. So that is the direct object, therefore the verb is transitive. C and D are the same case.
The correct answer is B, because the verb is intransitive as it doesn't need an object. You cannot answer - Carla skates what? No, it is just Carla skates.
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He might mean in a very passionate way but with some rage.
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In the second stanza he talks about rage and passion, I think that he maybe tried to say that he hates someone or something rages him with a passion, that he like that this thing rages him.
The answer is C. This is because Beowulf possesses certain characteristics in which the Anglo-Saxon society viewed as true attributes of a warrior. These include things like his seemingly divine strength, loyalty to his king, courage in battle, chivalrous ways, expertise in politics, and high status. Although the story does reflect moments in which he acts to restore his dignity, he also stated that it was the best thing for a warrior to earn fame before death, which cancels out option D. While he is seen giving thanks to God for his victories, it's widely believed that the story was written by a pre-Christian monk. This belief system implies that one's reputation and taking vengeance to right a wrong holds a higher importance than eternal life, which cancels out option B.
