In sonata-–allegro form, the second theme is usually composed in a mood or

African traders along the coast from Somalia to Mozambique embraced Islam and created a new language called Swahili, which incorporated many borrowings from

a) Arabic. b) Hindi. c) Chinese. d) Spanish

In Johann Wolfgang von Goethe's Faust, the title character abandons his love, Gretchen, after which she __________.

A. loses her mind and murders their illegitimate child B. seeks revenge in a witch's Sabbath C. makes a pact with Mephistopheles D. kills herself in order to win salvation