in the beginning there was absolutely nothing, and what existed was covered by death and hunger. he thought…

in the beginning there was absolutely nothing, and what existed was covered by death and hunger. he thought, \let me have a self,\ and he created the mind. as he moved about... water was generated. froth formed on the water... which solidified to become earth.... after resting, he divided himself in three parts fire, sun, and air.... he caused his self to split into two matching parts... and from them arose husband and wife.... and from their union arose the human beings of the earth.... she changed to a cow... he changed to a bull... and from their union cows arose. what elements of creation does this myth explain? check all that apply. the ability to think the ability to write water and land fire, sun, and air predators and prey people and animals done

in the beginning there was absolutely nothing, and what existed was covered by death and hunger. he thought, \let me have a self,\ and he created the mind. as he moved about... water was generated. froth formed on the water... which solidified to become earth.... after resting, he divided himself in three parts fire, sun, and air.... he caused his self to split into two matching parts... and from them arose husband and wife.... and from their union arose the human beings of the earth.... she changed to a cow... he changed to a bull... and from their union cows arose. what elements of creation does this myth explain? check all that apply. the ability to think the ability to write water and land fire, sun, and air predators and prey people and animals done

Answer

Brief Explanations:

  • The myth mentions "water was generated" and "solidified to become earth", so it explains water and land.
  • It also says "he divided himself in three parts [fire, sun, and air]", so it explains fire, sun, and air.
  • And "from their union arose the human beings of the earth" and "She changed to a cow...he changed to a bull... and from their union cows arose", so it explains people and animals.
  • There is no mention of the ability to think or write.

Answer:

water and land, fire, sun, and air, people and animals.