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What symbolic meaning do the circles of hell most likely represent in the inferno?

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Answer 1
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They represent the different levels of sin. Hope this helps! ^^
Answer 2
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They represent the different levels of sin.


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susie divided a 9-pound bag of apples into 5 equal piles. How many pounds of apples are in each pile?

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If you were to divide a 9-pound bag for 5 there would be 1.8 pounds in each pile.
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We need the book to read chapter 3 so then we can find the answer

How does a hyperbole differ from other types of figurative language

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B.
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C.
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D.
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"word or two" The answer is A. The things people might say to one another.

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Being that the object is small and we're dealing with length, the correct unit of measurement should be (inches) or 5 inches.
I might even go smaller than inches and say centimeters. A 5 inch eraser would be big but a 5 centimeter eraser would be really small... Just a suggestion

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The correct spelling is 'involuntary'.
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