MidnightReaper19 MidnightReaper19

16-12-2022
English

Answered

Select the correct answer from the drop-down menu.

Complete the sentence with the correct description of Orlando.

Because Orlando believes he is speaking to Ganymede and not Rosalind, he ________.

A. believes Ganymede can truly cure him

B. is embarrassed Ganymede knows he wrote the poems

C. professes his love for Rosalind more freely

D. wishes he were talking to Rosalind instead

Answer :

Other Questions

Select the correct answer. Which situation is an example of dramatic irony? A. The audience knows Rosalind is accompanied by her cousin, though she speaks no l

Select the correct answer. Which lines spoken by Rosalind BEST support the theme that love can lead people to act foolishly? A. “Love is merely a madness, and,

What conclusion can you draw about Hale from the following lines of dialogue? Hale: " . . . The Devil is precise; the marks of his presence are definite as s

Further increasing the conflict in the plot of the drama is Thomas Putnam's insistence that witchcraft exists in Salem suspicion that Rebecca Nurse killed his c

Read the excerpt from The Great Gatsby. Then answer the question that follows. The late afternoon sky bloomed in the window for a moment like the blue honey of

Help Me If You WANT COOKIES Refer to your Expeditions in Reading book for a complete version of this text. In the first part of “Two Views of Project Mercury,”

10. Which fragment could you correct by adding only a complete predicate? Occurs on the African Savannah Reachable by jeep or helicopter Lions and other members

9._______A(n) is a characteristic that can be easily assessed prior to purchase, such as the softness of a mattress or the color of curtains. a. search quality

23) Directory advertising is described as ________ advertising because it tells people where to go to get the product or service they want. A) primary B) second

The type of evidence that leads to knowledge is O logos, pathos, and ethos. moods, feelings, and definitions. O experience, imagination, and expression. O proce