It adds a pattern to the poem. It also allows the reader to imagine what the horses sounded like.
Answer:
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Answer:
c. They are very close, in spite of their differences.
Explanation:
I know this questions is from the passage about "Gurdun and Ursula" right?
If it is, the answer is C. This is because in the passage, the difference in the personalities of these two girls is shown obviously. So that, the answer B and D is wrong. In addition, there is nothing in the passage indicating if Gurdun and Ursula share the same room or not.
Co-mate is defined as companion. In this passage, the close relationship and trust, and tenderness to each other of these two girls indicate that they accompany each other in their lives.
The Greek poets believed the earth to be flat and circular, their own country occupying the middle of it, the central point being either Mount Olympus, the abode of the gods, or Delphi, so famous for its oracle.
Based on this passage, a reader could infer that the ancient Greek poets: were conceited
