Your teacher probably wants you to say fate or fortune. It's not true, but it's the sort of thing that teachers say. In actuality, most of the characters in Shakespeare's plays are not controlled by fate or fortune. The play where fate seems to play the greatest role is Romeo and Juliet, who seem to be least in control of what is going on around them, and the least in Coriolanus, who makes his choices while seeing very clearly where they are going to take him. If the events in Othello are out of Othello's control, they are very much in Iago's control, not in the hands of some impersonal fate. The witches in Macbeth have been viewed as agents of fate, but it is Macbeth's actions to try to fulfill or thwart the witches' prophecies (and he does both) that shape the action of the story.
the pattern most likely reflect differences in the snakes' habitat.
Patterns reflect camoflauge snakes' bodies because they may have the exact same pattern as a poisonous snakes so predators think they are poisonous and do not mess with them.
The meticulously shaped hedges reflect the political atmosphere of King Louis XIV's France. The control and manipulation of nature symbolized the manner in which the absolute monarch controlled the state.
The tympanic membrane sends vibrations and waves when struck, which reflect around in the drum.I think the pitch is controlled by the tightness of the tympanic membrane.
Its called a trend.
line of best fit x
you can reflect in thought, or reflect some thing in a Mirror. There's other ways to reflect to.
In "Gathering Blue" by Lois Lowry, the pattern with the people's names is that they often reflect qualities or characteristics of the characters. For example, Kira, the protagonist, is named after a precious gemstone, reflecting her resilience and inner strength. Other characters like Matt, Thomas, and Jo also have names that reflect their personalities or roles in the story.
I need time to reflect. The stones around the campfire will reflect the heat. A mirror will reflect your image.
réfléchir (to reflect as in to think about) refléter (to reflect as in a mirror)
Budgeting in any organisation must be controlled at every level, and for large corporate organisations this is vital to their economic stability. The corporate budget should reflect the actuality of the departmental forecasts.
They were famous because they reflect the reality that humans have a tendency to envy one's brother or sister or neighbor, but that may be controlled only one has a good moral and spiritual foundation by which he/she has a formed conscience.