In The Navajo Origin Legend, the ears of corn are laid out facing east and west. What part of the natural world does this arrangement represent?

A. the shapes of the moon
B. the mirages of the desert
C. the rising and setting of the sun
D. the direction of the wind

Question

In The Navajo Origin Legend, the ears of corn are laid out facing east and west. What part of the natural world does this arrangement represent?

A. the shapes of the moon
B. the mirages of the desert
C. the rising and setting of the sun
D. the direction of the wind

anonymous · Answer

It would be C, since the sun rises in the East and sets in the West

anonymous · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

Sure, I'll try :D

anonymous · Answer

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