The correct answer is the third option.
Tarenyawago can be seen as a guide, because he helps Sayadio, who is trying to capture his deceased sister's spirit. Tarenyawago takes pity on Sayadio, and explains to him that the spirits are gathering for a festival, as well as gives him a rattle to achieve his goal. Without Tarenyawago as a guide, Sayadio would not have been able to trap his sister's spirit.
On the other hand, Odin is in control because he houses the deceased (often warriors) who he thinks are worthy of living with him. These dead warriors are in Odin's hall only because he wants them to be, especially as he prepares for an impending battle with Fenrir.
The safest answer is Macchu Picchu - it's very famous and it's located in Peru, so no other country is known for it.
But Macchu Picchu is built by the Incas - so it's a correct answer too!
The llama is also a characteristic animal for Peru- ut not exclusively of Peru. It's also present in Bolivia, Chile and Argentina
The only option that is not correct is "its love for baseball" - baseball is not speficically popular in Peru, and soccer is their prefer ed sport.
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Answer: A. In Act I, they think he is brave and honorable; in Act V, they think he is an insane tyrant who must be defeated.
Explanation:
It is very easy for everyone around Macbeth to notice that his desire to become a king makes him go insane. At the beginning of the play, Macbeth shows great courage during the battle, and is praised for defeating the rebel forces and their leader Macdonwald.
However, Macbeth gradually becomes insane. Driven by his desire to become a king, he murders both king Duncan and Banquo, which not only ruins his reputation, but makes the soldiers turn their back on him. In<em> Act V</em>, when Malcolm and Macduff approach Macbeth's castle, many soldiers desert Macbeth. They have realized what he has done, and see no point in fighting on his side anymore.
Answer:
I believe that Fitzgerald does this to reinforce or introduce one of the main themes of the novel. One of the major things that this novel is about is the American dream. It is about people and their hopes and dreams of getting ahead.
The character of Gatsby is said to be representative of the American dream. He is a man who is self-made, who has built himself up really without any help.
Because this is a major theme in the book, it makes sense that the author would use those words a lot to get the idea of hopes and dreams into the reader's mind.
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