identify these birds and plants and write thier names
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Answer:
Cranes - a
owl - b
Cuckoos- c
ginger- d
basil- e
Explanation:
Eucalyptus- f
Answer:
a) Two cranes depicted together
Explanation:
Two cranes depicted together provide the ultimate symbol of longevity. Known for its endurance, grace, and long life, the deer is another Chinese symbol for longevity. The word for deer in Chinese is lu which translates to mean income. Consequently, the combined meanings represent a prosperous long life.
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b) Hosea
Explanation:
Hosea is often seen as a "prophet of doom", but underneath his message of destruction is a promise of restoration. The Talmud claims that he was the greatest prophet of his generation.
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c) Horseshoes
Explanation:
Horseshoes have long been seen as a symbol of good luck in everyday life. For your wedding day, if the bride carries a horseshoe with ribbons tied on it during the ceremony, it collects all the good luck from the day. After the wedding, the horseshoe can then be placed above the doorway of the couple's new home.
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d) Ginger
Explanation:
Ginger is known for its exceptional antiseptic and anti-inflammatory properties that help reduce joint pain and swelling.
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e) Coricidin HBP.
Explanation:
What Cough Medicine Can I Take with High Blood Pressure? If you're looking for safe cough medicine, consider Coricidin HBP. This medicine is specifically manufactured to be safe for patients with high blood pressure. Nyquil also makes a cough syrup and liquid gel cap made for patients who have high blood pressure.
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f) BERGAMOT
Explanation:
The valuable essential oil obtained from bergamot – by extracting it from the peel of this Mediterranean citrus fruit – has a fresh and lemony scent. This fragrance is very popular due to its mood-elevating effect. Bergamot helps to alleviate stress, anxiety and depression. There is good reason for it being present in almost all perfumes as a top note as bergamot has a clear, fresh and lively scent. In Earl Grey tea where it is combined with black tea, bergamot is a popular pick-me-up – 67 million Brits can’t be wrong, can they?