All single-celled organisms contain everything they need to survive within their one cell. These cells are able to get energy from complex molecules, to move, and to sense their environment. The ability to perform these and other functions is part of their organization.
"Hark. The Herald Angles sing" That's the song. It was written by Charles Wesly 1739. An amazing Christmas carol tho.
In the 16th century etching developed into the most needed printing technique in all of Europe. Thus woodblocks were displaced, losing importance with the invention of lithography and later photography. For this reason it remained above all an artistic printing means instead of something more practical and economical.
Answer:
You have to save $2.50 per day to pay the bill.
Explanation:
Since your parents allow you to have Internet access on your cell phone as long as you prepay the bill, to determine, if your bill is $17.50 per week, we would need to work out how much you would have to save per day to pay the bill, you must perform the following calculation:
17.50 / 7 = X
2.5 = X
Therefore, you have to save $2.50 per day to pay the bill.
<span>#1) Write a paragraph in which you explain one characteristic of either poet’s style. Name the characteristic, explain how it is used in the poetry, and then describe the effect that the characteristic produces.
Answer: Both of them were poets of the nineteenth century and wrote poems that were about Nature, death, and immortality. A big difference is the structure of their poems. Walt Whitman's poems were long and complex while Emily Dickson’s were short and simply. What I like about Whitman’s writing is that it is really descriptive. This is best shown in “O captain! My Captain! By Walt Whitman. Both Whitman and Dickinson's poetry was beautiful and represented their relationship with nature by expressing it into their beautiful poetry.<span>
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I hope it helps, Regards.<span>
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