The two passages have the theme "time erases everything," as shown in the first answer option.
We can arrive at this answer because:
- The passage from the poem "Ozymandias," shows how all the glory, wealth, and magnificence of a great leader fades over time.
- In this poem, we can see that someone seen as the king of kings, can have all his power terminated and buried in the sand.
- In "On Seeing the Elgin Marbles," we can see how memorable moments pass and become memories of "the old days," even though it seems like it will last forever.
In this case, we can see that the two poems reinforce the idea that everything is fleeting, and that time brings the end of all things.
The two passages the question refers to can be seen in the image below.
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Answer:
a line that passes through (2,3) and (8,6)” then its slope is 3/6 = 1/2.
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Answer:Talmadge believed that World War would help get the US out of the Great Depression
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Based on the quantity of avocados consumed by both cities, the answer to this would be<u> 60% more. </u>
Phoenix consumes 120 million avocados and Denver consumes 75 million.
<h3>Phoenix Percentage consumption over Denver</h3>
First find the difference between the avocados consumed:
= 120 - 75
= 45 million
In percentage this is:
= Quantity difference / Denver consumption x 100%
= 45 / 75 x 100%
= 60%
In conclusion, Phoenix consumes 60% more.
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The element will be Boron which has 5 electrons in it, and at the atomic nucleus it consists of 5 neutrons and 5 protons.
The lewis electron dot structure for boron will have three dots on the atom.
Which can be represented as · X :
Where X represents the element and dots represents the electrons present in the outermost valence shell.
Boron distributes its 5 electrons in this way, that first shell has 2 electrons and the second shell has 3 electrons.
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