Answer:
<em>No maids have strewn with flowers from the lea,</em>
<em>'Tis Death I wed.</em>
Explanation:
In the play <em>Antigone</em>, Ophocles presents several themes that were relevant to the daily life of Greek people. Two of the themes that he presents are those of death and marriage. We learn that Antigone claims she is going to death an "unwed wife." She also tells us that she is marrying Death (<em>'Tis Death I wed</em>). These lines show how death and marriage are intertwined.
The two verbs here are "wriggled" and "burrowed" - the correct answers are B and D.
You can see for example also that they are in the past tense: both have the regular past -ed ending on them that only verbs can take!
dirt is a noun and under is a preposition
Answer:
To be concise is to be very brief.
Not enough detail. I would have to read the story to understand the question.
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