ENGLISH HIGH SCHOOL

Don't you wish you could have been at Christ's___ into Heaven?

VOCABULARY BELOW

ammunition
ascension
brevity
cavity
creation
denomination
detention
extension
fission
gravity
hypertension
imagination
institution
justification
levity
pension
permission
repetition
submission
substitution
superstition

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Answer 1
Answer: Ascension means:
the act of rising to an important position or a higher level."his ascension to the ranks of pop star"
or:

the ascent of Christ into heaven on the fortieth day after the Resurrection.

-definition from google ^-^
Answer 2
Answer:

Answer:

1.prayer: praise to God

2.sacrifice: commanded by God

3.adoration: communion with God

4.hypocritical: insincere

5.omniscient: knowing everything

6.petition: earnest request

7.confidence: a firm belief or trust

8.sovereignty: supreme power or authority

9.temporal: for this life only

These are the correct combinations of words and definition in the context of religious doctrines, preaching and worshipping. Explanation:

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Answer:

5

Explanation:

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Answer:

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Explanation:

The events that led him to become a medical student gave him the idea of making a discovery, this was how to create life, and show that science could create a new kind of man, superior to the other men since it has come back to life, and this will explain the origins of life and will give the man the tools to cheat it.

Answer:

A. He wants to create a new species of man

Explanation:

Which is a line of dialogue?"I have taken all of the stress I can stand."
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Your first option, "I have taken all the stress I can stand.", is a line of dialogue.

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Answer:

I have taken all the stress I can stand.

Explanation:

Just took the test and got it right!

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