Squirrels and a rabbit live in our yard.
B.
Fish and a turtle lives in the pond near my house.
C.
Cauliflower and broccoli grows well in the garden.
I think its c
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God sent in fiery or copper-colored serpents to punish them. They went to Moses and confessed after a few of the people were bitten and died. They admitted to complaining about God and themselves.
They requested Moses to pray to God to have the snakes removed from the camp. Instead, God instructed Moses to create a bronze serpent, mount it on a pole, and erect it in the center of the camp.
Additionally, he instructed Moses to inform the populace that anyone bitten should point their gaze toward the centre of the camp in order to see the brass serpent. If they did this, they would live.
The bronze snake symbolizes Christ's deliverance from sin. The narrative of the bronze snake in Numbers 21, which describes the Israelites' lack of faith, punishment, and recovery, does not stand alone in biblical history. Jesus made a reference to this narrative.
Thus, God sent in fiery or copper-colored serpents to punish them.
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Does this sound good?
Answer:
Yes, but here are some suggested edits.
Explanation:
The most important point to highlight is the fact that both poets endured lives of suffering, tyranny, and oppression during World War II. These experiences shaped their perspective in very different ways.
Milosz took the affronts and misfortunes very personally and considered them to have emotionally destroyed his life. Szymborska, on the other hand, saw in his survival and endurance another chance at life which might never again be given to him.
It is Milosz who addresses death in terms of the time in which he lived and and in an analogous manner to the threat of fascism. The nature of this influence is apparent in the poem ''City Without A Name''.
Answer:
Personally, I think it sounds good with a few exceptions.
Explanation:
Your answer is about a hundred words and I would put it at about an 11th or 12th grade essay. However, I would add a comma at the very beginning after the word "first", and I would remove the apostrophe in the word "poets". (also in the first sentence) Other than that, I think it is an excellent essay.