(A) assimilated (B) promoted (C) demanded (D) acquired 3. Pioneers traveling to the west found a vast treasury of natural resources. (A) a prominent (B) a precious (C) an elaborate (D) a huge 4. Evidence concerning the origins of the native people living in the coastal areas of western Canada is vague. (A) contradictory (B) abundant (C) acknowledged (D) unclear 5. History consists of a complex weave of social, cultural, and economic forces that are not easily unraveled. (A) separated (B) disregarded (C) illustrated (D) condensed LESSON 30 charisma clever convince endure forfeit precarious severe sporadic superior wanton weak widespread wisdom witticism woo charisma n. a special quality that endears other people adj. charismatic to the person who has this quality Syn. appeal She has a charisma that no other candidate possesses. John F
beach and thinking about why things are as they are and how they got to be that way. I tried to understand how the sun and stars move across the sky and how the moon got there. I saw that it's all waves, all of the Universe, just echoes and counter-echoes of the original cosmic sound, not the Big Bang, that's the wrong sound effect. It was more like a gong, that's it, the Great Gong, the original creative vibration that rolled out from a single pinpoint of concentration and unraveled and echoed and collided to create everything that is, and the Hero's Journey is part of that. I watch the sunsets march up and down the horizon, creating my own Stonehenge from the islands and ridge peaks that m a r k solstice and equinox, inviting me to puzzle out the place of stories and my own place in the story of everything. I hope you find your own place in that design. For those to w h o m the concept is new, bon voyage, and for
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