Did zues eat his kids and his love of his life

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Answer 1

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Being the king of mount Olympus, Zeus needed a wife. So he chose the goddess that first helped him trick Cronus (Metis). When Metis became pregnant, Zeus became nervous and swallowed her and the unborn child whole. But turns out that it was a daughter. This daughter was known as Athena.

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Yes, I learned about this. Zeus the god did infact eat his wife and children.♡ Hope I could help you! Stay safe and take care of yourself!

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In the poem the tiger is compared to __________. a. other creatures c. human mortality b. fire, heat, and brightness d. heroes of Greek mythology

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Answer: b. fire, heat, and brightness

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In the Tiger, William Blake's poem, the speaker sees the tiger and asks certain questions about the animal's appearance and its creator. The tiger is described as 'burning bright':

"Tyger, Tyger, burning bright

In the forests of the night.."

The symbol of fire is mentioned multiple times throughout the poem :

"In what distant deeps or skies Burnt the fire of thine eyes?"

"On what wings dare he aspire? What the hand dare seize the fire?"

The correct answer is, therefore, that the tiger is compared to fire, heat and brightness.

Why does Olivia say "Heaven restore thee!" to Malvolio when she encounters him quoting Maria's letter and dressed in yellow stockings, cross-gartered? A. She thinks he has fallen in love with Maria. B. She thinks he has gone mad. C. She think he has changed his selfish ways. D. She thinks he has offended Duke Orsino.

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She thinks he has fallen in love with Maria.

Como usar don't o doesn't

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Mira dont es para las oraciones en primera persona
I dont sing, por ejemplo
se usa tambien we
qe seria yo, nosotros
y doesnt es para los pronombres he she it you they
por ejemplo
she doesnt sing
y asi
o cuando tengas por ejemplo otro tipo como sara
dices
sara doesnt sing
espero te sirva

don't is used in a command like well doesn't is used simple or short answers but they still mean the same

Verb in the sentence: Grandma plants bulbs every fall.

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Plants.
She plants bulbs.

plants is the verb in this sentence

Mr white can travel for 6 hours while taking 3breaks of 10 minutes. Once he has travel 36 hours. How many breaks he taken

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If he took 3 breaks in 6 hours, that means he takes a break every 2 hours. If he traveled 36 hours taking a break every 2 hours. 36 ÷ 2 = 18 breaks of 10 minute each break. That would be 18 x 10 = 180 minutes or 3 hours of break time out of 36 hours of travel.

Hope this helps you out. :-)

36/6 = 6
6 x 3 = 18
he took 18 breaks

What are bubbling leaves and molten rock called from a volcano

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the answer to your question is lava or magma

This is called lava or magma... they are the same thing, only magma is underground and lava is above ground.
Hope this helps!

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