The answer would be D.
“This is because Ben is an old gardener and is often times stubborn. When he first meets Mary he tells her "We're neither of us good lookin' an' we're both of us as sour as we look". This is basically saying that they are both unattractive and disagreeable.”
The character that proposes the story telling competition that frames the remainder of the Canterbury tales is : Bailey
After creating the competition, Bailey quickly appoint himself as the judge for that competition
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What does Stephen’s father call him as a child?
a.
Baby Tuckoo
c.
Moocow
b.
Baby Butter
d.
Lemon platt
Answer: Baby Tuckoo ;)
-Service dogs may be allowed if the handler is disabled and falls under the disability act.
-If a person is in possession of a service dog but is not considered in a disabled state. Then that dog must not be allowed in certain places, such as, a school.
*Note- a disabled individual can not be denied access due to having a service dog. Also, a company or individual cannot forcefully charge the disabled person for a service dog, such as, a private handler.
Let's first implement sectional analysis of the text, then we can examine the general meaning of the excerpt. The excerpt begins with the basic rights of governments must form before their people. Then, it follows the performance and the end result of this action. According to this basic idea of fair governance, people have the rights to replace their government if the government is a tyranny. And the substitute have to be a new government which brings safety and happiness to its people.
The general meaning is the justification of a revolt against United Kingdom during that time and the document as this introductory part confirms laid the foundation of this idea to address all the people living in the new ground.
