Answer:
Is there any text to go with the question?
Answer:
number 2
Explanation:
The underlined ones are wrong.
The point of the <u>struggel</u> is to win, so if the prize is not one, you have merely wasted your time.
Imagine that you work on your trumpet solo for weeks, <u>the performance</u> night finally arrives.
<u>But</u> you get nervous in front of the audience, and it is not successful.
You would not feel satisfied by your effort, but rather disappointed at not achieving your goal.
Answer:
definition of tremulous would be shaking or quivering from fear, usually while acting very timid
Explanation:
After reading Across Five Aprils by Irene Hunt I found the word "tremulous" in Chapter 2. It was used in the sentence "her voice is tremulous from fear of being wrong and out of place". From this context, the definition of tremulous would be shaking or quivering from fear, usually while acting very timid. I believe this would be the best definition of this word since when you speaking with fear in your heart your voice tends to become shaky and many times incoherent due to the fear, as was happening in this part of Chapter 2.
1. Captain Cyrus Harding, an engineer in General Grant's Army. 2. Nebuchadnezzar, the black servant of General Grant 3. Gideon Spillet, a reporter 4. Jack Pencroft, a sailor 5. Ayrton, a mutineer
Answer:
According to Locke, no entity can be created unless an equal being created it in all terms, physically and mentally. Meaning, if we (humans) exist is because "someone" created us, and that person had the same mental and physical capacity to create life than those who created him/her. Hence, an all-cognitive being must have existed first (aka, God) since no alive being can be alive if not given life by another being. He bases this theory on the fact that, for instance, no animal can think like a human being, no matter can behave like an animal or feel like one, and so on. Hence, the fact that there exists "thinking matter" in the universe accounts for the fact that it has always existed: the first being from which all flows must be purely intellectual.