The narrator in Julio Cortazar's story "Axolotl" Question 21Answera.goes to the zoo repeatedly because he is an expert in amphibian life doing researchb.goes to the zoo repeatedly because he becomes transfixed by the axolotls and then becomes one of themc.goes to the zoo repeatedly because he is attracted to ancient Aztec symbolism and wants to write a story about itd.goes to the zoo repeatedly because he finds spiritual consolation in the strange eyes of the axolotls

While researching a topic, a student has taken the following notes:Mexican axolotls are amphibians that remain in their juvenile form for their entire life, not undergoing metamorphosis. A decade ago, the Mexican axolotl became near extinct in its native habitat.In the decade since, axolotls have become lab animals and aquarium pets.Springs that historically fed the Xochimilco wetlands, where axolotls used to live, were diverted for urban use.The urbanization in Mexico City has led to significant water pollution.The student wants to explain why Mexican axolotls became near extinct to someone unfamiliar with the animal. Which choice most effectively uses relevant information from the notes to accomplish this goal?The nearly extinct Mexican axolotl is an amphibian that remains in its juvenile form for its entire life, not undergoing evolution.eliminateThe Mexican axolotl, a type of amphibian, used to reside in the Xochimilco wetlands.eliminateNearly extinct because of the urbanization in Mexico City, the Mexican axolotl is an amphibian that remains in its juvenile form for its entire life.eliminateThe Xochimilco wetlands were diverted due to Mexico City’s rapid urbanization.

The Aztecs believed in the concept of "naguals," or spirits that could take the form of___.AnimalsPlants

How does Leslie Norris use vivid imagery and metaphorical language in A Tiger in the Zoo, to effectively depict the confinement and oppression, experienced by the captive tiger.

Name the 3 signs the god Huitzilopochtli told the Aztec to look for to settle?mouse/eating a nut/sitting on a rocklizard/eating a bug/sitting on a logeagle/eating a snake/sitting on a prickly pear cactus

The axolotl is a unique type of salamander with an incredible ability to regenerate its limbs and spinal cord. ______ of Toronto University is unraveling this regenerative marvel's mysteries, whose research contributes significantly to our evolving understanding of biological regeneration.19 Mark For Review19Which choice completes the text so that it conforms to the conventions of Standard English?A) Professor and biological scientist, Kevin RupertB) Professor and biological scientist; Kevin RupertC) Professor and biological scientist Kevin RupertD) Professor and biological scientist: Kevin Rupert