answer:Okay, imagine I'm talking to a 5-year-old: Hippolytus of Rome was a very important person who taught about Christianity a very, very long time ago. Some people say he learned from other important teachers too. But later, people forgot about him and his writings, maybe because he didn't agree with some other important people in the church. There are stories about him becoming a soldier, being friends with a saint, and even being a leader in a city. One story even says that he was pulled by wild horses until he died, just like a character from a make-believe story. People started to think he could protect horses, so they asked him to help their sick horses. Now, is this all true? We don't know for sure. A lot of these stories are very old and mixed up with other stories, so it's hard to say what really happened. But, these stories are still important because they help us learn about history and connect with people from a long, long time ago.,Yes, this is a true legend about Hippolytus of Rome. Hippolytus was a prominent theologian in the Christian Church in the 3rd century. He was a priest who criticized the bishops of Rome, and he wrote in Greek. During the Middle Ages, Hippolytus was considered the patron saint of horses because of the story about his death. In his legend, Hippolytus was dragged to death by wild horses, which is a striking parallel to the story of the mythological Hippolytus. Because of this story, sick horses were brought to the church dedicated to St. Ippolyts in Hertfordshire, England, during the Middle Ages., Well, little friend, the story of Hippolytus of Rome that you've shared has some truth to it, but also includes many legends and confusions that were added over time. Here's what we know: 1. Hippolytus of Rome was a real person, a significant early Christian theologian who lived in the 3rd century AD in Rome. 2. He likely wrote in Greek, which might be the reason why his writing and life were forgotten in the Western parts of the Church for a while. 3. He had disagreements with the bishops of Rome, which could be a reason his legacy became less prominent in the West. 4. In the 5th century, a poet named Prudentius wrote about Hippolytus' death being caused by wild horses, which is similar to the mythological story of Hippolytus from Athens, but there's no historical evidence to support this specific account. 5. Over time, Hippolytus' story became mixed up with other legends and different people named Hippolytus, like the one who was a bishop of Portus and martyred by drowning. 6. Because of these stories, Hippolytus was considered the patron saint of horses, and during the Middle Ages, sick horses were brought to a church dedicated to him in St Ippolyts, England. So, while Hippolytus of Rome was a real person and an important early Christian theologian, many of the details surrounding his life, death, and connection to horses are likely legends that developed over time.

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answer:Part #1: Reading the given passage and construct a question about the information present in the passage. Usage: What services does Sky UK Limited provide to its customers in the United Kingdom? This question meets the criteria as it requires the reader to understand the passage and extract relevant information about the type of services offered by Sky UK Limited. Part #2: The question should be unambiguous. Usage: Which company was previously known as British Sky Broadcasting? This question is clear and straightforward, as there is only one company mentioned in the passage that fits the description. Part #3: The question should be answerable from the passage. Usage: How many customers did Sky UK Limited have as of 2015? This question can be directly answered from the passage, as it states that the company had 11 million customers in 2015. Part #4: The answer should be unique. Usage: What happened to Sky UK Limited's digital TV service in April 2007? This question meets the criteria as there is only one event mentioned in the passage that occurred in April 2007, which is Sky UK Limited being overtaken by Freeview. Part #5: The answer should be a continuous text span from the paragraph. Usage: Where are the corporate headquarters of Sky UK Limited located? This question can be answered by directly quoting a continuous text span from the passage that says, "Its corporate headquarters are based in Isleworth." Part #6: Avoid creating questions that can be answered correctly without understanding the paragraph. Usage: When did Sky UK Limited surpass Freeview in popularity? This question can't be answered without understanding the passage, as it requires the reader to know about the transition between being the most popular digital TV service and being overtaken by Freeview. Part #7: Avoid creating questions that use the same words or phrases given in the passage. Usage: In which country does Sky UK Limited provide its services? This question meets the criteria by paraphrasing the information found in the passage instead of using the same phrases or words. The passage states that Sky UK Limited serves the United Kingdom, and the question asks for the country of service.,Part #1: Reading the given passage. Usage: Identify the key points mentioned in the passage. For instance, the passage states that Sky UK Limited is a British telecommunications company, its services are television, broadband internet, and fixed line telephone services, and its headquarters are in Isleworth. These pieces of information can be used to form a question. Part #2: Constructing a question about the information present in the passage. Usage: Create a question that requires a specific answer based on the information in the passage. For example, "What type of services does Sky UK Limited provide?" This question requires the answer to be taken directly from the passage. Part #3: Making sure the question is unambiguous. Usage: Ensure that the question should only have one possible answer. For instance, "Where is Sky UK Limited's corporate headquarters located?" is an unambiguous question as it has a clear cut direct answer (Isleworth). Part #4: Ensuring the question is answerable from the passage. Usage: Make sure that the answer to your question can be directly found in the passage. For example, the passage mentions that the UK's largest pay-TV broadcaster was Sky UK Limited, so you could ask the question "Who was the UK's largest pay-TV broadcaster in 2015?" The answer (Sky UK Limited) could be found in the passage. Part #5: Ensuring the answer to the question is unique. Usage: The answer should not have any confusion or any difference. For example, the question "Who was the UK's largest pay-TV broadcaster in 2015?" has a clear, single answer that cannot be confused with another company or entity. Part #6: Making sure the answer is a continuous text span from the paragraph. Usage: The text should be contiguous and not be modulated by the question. This could be achieved by asking questions whose answers are present in the passage as it is. For example, "In which year was Sky UK Limited overtaken by Freeview as the UK's most popular digital TV service?" This answer (2007) is a continuous and direct text in the passage. Part #7: Avoiding questions that can be answered correctly without actually understanding the paragraph. Usage: Avoid straightforward questions that do not require a thorough understanding of the passage. For example, do not ask "Is Sky UK Limited a British company?" as the answer "yes" or "no" can be guessed without reading the entire passage. Part #8: Avoiding using the same words or phrases given in the passage. Usage: Do not copy words or phrases directly from the passage. For example, do not ask "Where is Sky UK Limited's corporate headquarters?" as this directly uses the phrase "corporate headquarters" from the passage. Instead, ask a question like "In which location are the headquarters of Sky UK Limited?", Part 1: Identify the company that the passage is about. Usage: For example, the passage is about Sky UK Limited (formerly British Sky Broadcasting or BSkyB). Explanation: The first sentence of the passage introduces the company that the passage will be discussing. Part 2: Identify the services that the company provides. Usage: For example, the passage states that Sky provides television and broadband internet services and fixed line telephone services. Explanation: The second sentence tells us the types of services that the company provides. Part 3: Identify the company's market share or popularity. Usage: For example, the passage states that Sky is the UK's largest pay-TV broadcaster with 11 million customers as of 2015. Explanation: The third sentence tells us that Sky has a large market share in the UK, with 11 million customers as of 2015. Part 4: Identify any changes in the company's market share or popularity. Usage: For example, the passage states that Sky was the UK's most popular digital TV service until it was overtaken by Freeview in April 2007. Explanation: The third sentence tells us that Sky was at one point the most popular digital TV service in the UK, but was overtaken by Freeview in April 2007. Part 5: Identify the company's headquarters location. Usage: For example, the passage states that Sky's corporate headquarters are based in Isleworth. Explanation: The last sentence tells us the location of Sky's corporate headquarters. An example of a question that could be constructed from this passage is: "What is the name of the largest pay-TV broadcaster in the UK with 11 million customers as of 2015?" This question is unambiguous, as it asks for the name of a specific company, and the passage provides that information. It is answerable from the passage, as the passage tells us that Sky is the largest pay-TV broadcaster in the UK with 11 million customers as of 2015. The answer is unique, as there is only one company that meets this criteria. And the answer is a continuous text span from the paragraph, as it is the name of the company that is the largest pay-TV broadcaster in the UK with 11 million customers as of 2015.

answer:blogger, woman or B: blogger. The reviewer is referred to as "I" in the text, and the reviewer is expressing personal opinions and experiences with the products, which suggests they are a person rather than a company or entity. The reviewer also mentions being "passionate about products that don’t contain lots of nasty chemicals" and avoiding certain ingredients due to skin sensitivity, which suggests they have a personal interest in and knowledge of beauty and skincare products, consistent with the role of a blogger. However, the text does not provide enough information to definitively determine if the reviewer is a professional blogger or influencer.,blogger