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A. to persuade readers to learn more about this hero
B. To explain how peoples failures make them stronger
C. To inspire readers to explore antarctica for themselves
D. To inform readers about the life of a famous person
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To confirm you understand the article of la rinconada write a summary
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Which analysis of the text does this passage best support a) lady mcbeth shows how much she loves her husband by offering to take the blame for the kings murder b) lady mcbeth thinks her husband is a good man and wants him to forgive his plans to kill the king c) lady macbeth is considered that your husband didn’t have the nerve to kill the king and take the crown d) read mcbeth believes that her husband is evil and will murder others after he has killed the king
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