Answer:
Several key mistakes contributed to the spread of the great fire and stopped it from being put out.
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233 Sitio Ibaba, Brgy. Santisimo Rosario
San Pablo City Laguna
24 August, 2020
Ms. Kasumiwatanabe
Gems and Jewels Inc.
Sta. Cruz Laguna
Dear Miss. Salazar,
I attended your career planning workshop at the Trace College library on 15 December, 2018. Your presentation was just what I needed to organize myself. Would it be possible for you to send me copies of your resume-writing guidelines, the worksheet, and the sample? Unfortunately, you ran out of these handouts before you got to me.
Sincerely,
Menard B. Bancajr
**Double check the city name/address makes sense.. I did my best :)
Answer:
Scale: C, D, E, F, G, A, B, C. Arpeggio: C, E, G.
Explanation:
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In, "The Divine Comedy," Dante wrote it to mirror a classic epic poem, but with Christian views. This means that he had to change just about everything that had to do with being Mythological. He had to some way replace the Muses with something else; he ends up calling to the Muses, and says what will happen if they actually do help. Virgil is his guide throughout most of the story, being his "mentor." Virgil helps Dante, the pilgrim to find his way to the Gates of Hell. Hell is another place where Dante reverts back to the old epic poems from Mythology: he places Charon, the boatkeeper, and the mythical creature, Minos, who judges their crimes/ sins and determines what their punishment should be. This is where the concept of "contropasso" comes into play: this means that the punishment of the sin either is the sin or is the mirror of that sin. Those who have not sinned, but did not get baptized, are sent to Limbo, where they cannot go to Heaven, but are not punished like those of Hell. All those who have not sinned and have been baptised, goes to heaven.
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