In the ceremony described in The Navajo Origin Legend, the ears of corn are carefully laid out with their heads to the west and their tips to the east. The arrangement of the corn reflects the importance the Navajo placed on
a.
the phases of the moon.
c.
the prevailing west wind.
b.
desert mirages.
d.
the rising and setting sun.

Question

In the ceremony described in The Navajo Origin Legend, the ears of corn are carefully laid out with their heads to the west and their tips to the east. The arrangement of the corn reflects the importance the Navajo placed on
a.
the phases of the moon.
c.
the prevailing west wind.
b.
desert mirages.
d.
the rising and setting sun.

happykiddo · Answer

i'm not familiar with the topic per se , but looking at the choices it would be (d) because rising sun is west and setting sun is east there, the answer has to have ( and ) just like the question west "and" east.........?.

anonymous · Answer

thanks