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History, 21.05.2021 16:40, mcclendoncassandra
I picked Every morning, Helios, the sun, drives his chariot of horses across the sky towards the east.
Which diction best supports the answer to Part A?
A. Helios, the sun, mounted his glowing chariot and drove out in great splendor as soon as Eos threw open the gates of his golden palace in the east. His radiance lit up the wide expanse of sky. (paragraph 1)
B. They raced so close to the earth that the ground cracked from the heat of the chariot and rivers and lakes dried up. (paragraph 5)
C. He had to stop the careening chariot to save the earth from destruction, and he threw a thunderbolt at it. In a shower of sparks, the chariot flew apart and Phaëthon plunged into the river Po. (paragraph 6)
D. Hephaestus had to work the whole night through to mend the broken chariot so Helios could drive it again the next day. (paragraph 7)
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