Answer:
Mary Titcomb was a girl with determination; she wanted to be a person who made things happen. Born into a poor farm family in New Hampshire, Mary watched as her two brothers went to Phillips Exeter Academy for a good education. She and her sister begged to be allowed to attend school beyond eighth grade. Her parents agreed, and both girls studied at the new Robinson Female Seminary. As her brothers began to choose careers and leave home, Mary looked around for her chance to also accomplish something with her life.
Answer: The theme in both passages are similar because they both show don't lose hope or faith in something. According to
Passage 2 " and there have been many moments when I was sure all hope was lost." The passages present that theme because they both show the same perspectives but in different contexts. Like I said the theme was don't lose hope or faith in something and both passages shows that the person or whoever almost lost hope and almost gave up until they got where they're supposed to be.
Answer:
B,
Using the light of the glowworms could help the soldiers read from what I think. The light could make a bright radiation to give enough light to read.
<span>They were considered
dieties, or gods. As long as king and commoner alike honoured the gods
and obeyed the laws set down by them the balance was maintained and all
would be well. Should the Pharaoh fail all the world would suffer and
descend into the unthinkable state of anarchy. </span>
