Use the relationship expressed in the passage to complete the analogy.

Garden is to fountains as palace is to

A.

sculptures.

B.

flashy.

C.

facilities.

D.

glorious.

Many of these Greek myths and legends contained a theme, moral, or lesson. What is the audience meant to learn from Orpheus and Eurydice? What is the main takeaway? How do you know?

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I am peer reviewing a girls essay and one of the sentences seems odd, is she using the word correctly? "this mystery illness has not only affected an abundance of dogs but is ..."

Show how to calculate (64:3) * 2+4

How is sarcasm used in this passage? Identify and explain it. What effect does using this literary device have on the passage?

Historical background over the Victorian era

What does pantheon and string of war heroes mean? From " The Vietnam War"

Which is the best example for metaphor? 1. this is our hope 2. mountain of despair 3. pray together 4. sing with new meaning

What is the resolution in August heat

Where and when does the opening scene of this chapter take place? Is Hawthorne writing about his own society or a different time period? Refer to details from the text and the introduction to support your answer