Loki is Odin's adopted son and Thor's adopted brother, and he is a descendent of frost giants. Loki is also, after all, "the god of mischief."
<h3>Is Loki good or evil?</h3>
Loki sacrifices himself to slay the evil elves, but a post-credit scene shows that Loki is not truly dead and has taken on the form of Odin.
Loki is a trickster deity, recognized for being neither totally good nor fully evil because his main goal was always to cause chaos.
The fact that he was willing to go to such lengths to obtain it made him interesting and sad rather than malevolent, which is why he was so popular with fans and an ideal option to return as The Avengers' villain.
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Watch the video "How Flu Viruses Attack", by National Geographic.
How did the National Geographic video use media to aid understanding of
how flu viruses work in the body?
A. Photographs illustrated a farm yard where animals got sick.
B. There were graphs showing statistics of flu cases by year.
C. There was a picture of a plane taking off with a sick child on
board.
D. There were colorful graphics of flu viruses replicating.
Answer: D. There were colorful graphics of flu viruses replicating.
Explanation:
In this video, we can see colorful graphic animations that provide a better understanding of how a flu virus strikes the body, mutates, and can even get to be contagious.
The images show that a flu virus has a protein spike on the surface that allows it to break into the human cell’s nucleus, and then clone new viruses that take over other cells.
Answer:
The tone of the story "roll of thunder, hear my cry" is mostly angry buuuuuuuuuuuuut at this point of the story I believe that it is serious!
Answer:
the last option
Explanation:
because it is talking more about language than race.