True or False: The genitive singular ending of the noun/adjective pair, magnus porcus is magnum porcum.

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Filius aeneae, ascanius, urbem sub monte albano condidit. multos annos reges hanc urbem, quae alba longa appellata est, regebant. deinde rex, numitor, qui unum filium et unam filiam habuit, rexit. suus frater malus, amulius, autem rex esse cupivit; amulius ex regno eum expulsit et filium eius interfecit. filia vestalis virgo (vestal virgin -- see note) esse coacta est (ergo liberi regem malum opprimere non potuerunt). sed! deus mars eam vidit et amavit! rhea silvia duos filios produxit! rex malus, hoc audiens (see hint), eos interficere cupivit et eos in flumen iaci (to be thrown) iussit. pater tiberis (father tiber -- god of the river) alveum in quo positi erant ad locum siccum portavit, lupa eos nutrivit, et pastor benignus et suus uxor eos eduxerunt. ubi adulti fiunt (become), pastor eis maleficium (evil deed) amuli narravit. potestate regni suo avo restituta (having been restored), romulus et remus suum regnum condere cupiverunt. eheu! ob controversiam de ominibus, romulus remum interfecit. sed urbem pulchram condidit, quam, suo nomine utens romam appellavit. etiam centum senatores creavit, qui ob honorem "patres" appellati sunt.

Which line from the text provides specific support for the idea that mantids are excellent hunters? a) first, mantids show an amazing mastery of hunting skills. b) mantids eat a wide variety of insects, including moths, crickets, bees, flies, and grasshoppers. c) they have large, powerful front legs, with spikes that them hold on to prey. d) finally, they are very personable, as far as insects go. (language arts)

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