4. capitalism
(capitalism is a type of economy, like in the US)
<h2>the answer is C! hope it helps!</h2>
1. Laertes => Odysseus' father. He lives in Ithaca and waits for his son to come back.
2. Anticleia => <span>Odysseus's mother. While Odysseus is gone, she commits suicide because of grief. They meet again in the underworld.
</span>3. Antinous => the <span>first suitor killed. He is the most violent and insolent among suitors. He is the one who plots against Telemachus.
</span>4. Leodes => <span>the one who thinks the bow will kill the suitors. He is a suitor himself, although the least insolent one. He predicts that Odysseus will come back for revenge. He is the last suitor Odysseus kills.
</span>5. Alcinous => King of the Phaeacians. He is extremely hospitable and even offers his daughter to Odysseus.
6. Eurycleia => <span>the one who recognizes Odysseus's scar. She was Odysseus' nurse. When he comes back to Ithaca, disguised as an old beggar, she washes his legs and notices the scar.
</span>7. Artemis => <span>Apollo's twin. She is the goddess of hunting and childbirth, and is only occasionally mentioned in The Odyssey.
</span>8. Dolius => <span>father of Melantho and Melanthius. He is Penelope's slave and father of seven sons (one of whom is Melanthius) and one daughter, Melantho. While Melanthius and Melantho are disloyal to Odysseus and Penelope, their father and brothers remain loyal.
</span>9. Demodocus => <span>blind bard of the Phaeacians. Some scholars believe he was Homer's reference to himself.
</span>10. Melanthius => disloyal goatherd. Unlike Eumaeus, Melanthius is loyal to the suitors, instead of his master Odysseus. He will even assist the suitors in the battle with his former master.
The brief passage from Beowulf in the modern translation
by Burton Raffel, the Anglo-Saxon
social or cultural idea has most strongly influenced this passage from Beowulf
is admiration of physical courage. The answer is letter A.
Answer:
The fewest amount of times you can drop two eggs is ZERO times. Don’t drop them at all and you will not break them. BOOM, riddle cracked :)
