One place would be next to the word and the other would be at the beginning, where they explain the symbols.
Answer:
D). Difficult or impossible to understand or comprehend: Unintelligible.
Explanation:
The word 'incomprehensible' denotes 'anything beyond understanding or something that is unable to be explained or comprehended.'
In the given sentence, the most appropriate meaning of this word would be 'unintelligible' which implies 'difficult or indeed impossible to understand.' It connotes 'an unclear or inexplicable idea.' The synonyms of the word could be 'indecipherable, inarticulate, incoherent, impenetrable, etc.' Another sentence using the word could be:
'His sudden anger at the party was incomprehensible(beyond understanding) to the entire crowd out there.'
Therefore, option D is the correct answer.
Answer:
B). It breaks down Livingstone's journey into stages and labels them.
Explanation:
Text features are elucidated as the components(headings, captions, sidebars, bold print, labeling, etc.) apart from the main text that primarily intends to amplify the readers' experiences while reading.
As per the question, the text features provided in Stewart Ross' 'The Unknown' divides 'Livingstone's journey into different stages' that assists the readers' to understand the information more clearly and effectively while the 'labeling' of these phases helps them in perceiving it cohesively. Thus, these features visually aids and directs the readers to identify and experience the text more impactfully. Therefore, <u>option B</u> is the correct answer.
I’m pretty sure it’s page 30, i may be wrong
Answer:
Déjà vu
Explanation:
Déjà vu is a French word that literally means "already seen." People who experience Déjà vu usually get a momentarily weird feeling of being familiar with something that they ought not to be familiar with. Indeed, they ought not to be familiar with that thing because it is actually their first time being in the location, situation or event.
The feeling is not different from Maurice's case because he is visiting a foreign city for the first time but somehow momentarily experience a weird feeling of being familiar with the city's landscapes which is actually foreign to him.