How did the religious lyrics of the thirteenth century carry on the theme of transience seen earlier in Anglo-Saxon poetry? What sort of questions did these lyrics ask? What response was implied? What lesson was meant to be learned? Write a short paragraph in response to all three of these questions.

The sentence needs a descriptor of exactly "what" will happen at gurley and marina. in this case, it is the light at the intersection turning green. in this case, the sentence could be rewritten as "the light at the intersection of gurley and montezuma will turn green exactly three seconds after the light at the intersection of gurley and marina."

Ithink the answer may be (b)