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I am thinking B
for an inverted sentence, the subject comes after the verb in this case, the subject is "group" and the verb is "was"
yeah B is correct
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any ideas? which sentence puts the two ideas together w/o adding any new information or creating an error?
I think it would be the second choice
D?
good, D
any ideas? keep in mind the shirt is the thing covered in dirt, not the boy, so we would want the new sentence to reflect that idea
B?
perfect
as a hint a run-on sentence could have two independent clauses separated by a comma
C?
good
B?
good
D? I think
almost, keep in mind the boy is the subject not the dog
B
so b?
good
as a hint, for demands/requests, the subject is understood to be "you"
D
hm not quite, an "understood" subject is not stated in the sentence itself which sentence is making a demand or a request?
Ohh C
good
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@Vocaloid I need help on a question
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Nicole
think about the type behaviors associated with a squirrel - scurrying, scared, etc. and the actions performed in the passage
C?
good, panic
His?
indirect object = something or somebody that is receiving the action but is not the object being acted on
close, "his" is a possessive pronoun the action is buying flowers, who is receiving the action of being bought flowers?
sister?
good
B?
good
try to find the sentence that uses a linking verb to connect the subject an an adjective(s)
D?
good
B or C
Doctor?
good, doctor, since Doctor is part of his title, psychologist is just a generic description, so doctor is the one capitalized
eh. none of these are great answers but since the passage specifically mentions "slaves know as little of their age as horses know of theirs" they're making a direct comparison between slave and animals making A the best choice
A?
good
hm. we can eliminate A and D (not directly supported by the passage) between B and C which one do you think might be better?
i think B
hm, close, but the main idea is that slaves might not want to escape because it would mean leaving their friends/family behind, making C a bit better suited to the passage not the best question but eh
hm. I'm really not 100% on this one but here's my reasoning B: is already answered in the passage (captain, officers, crew are the ones responsible) C: the meaning of apprise is already obvious from the passage so it's either A or D
actually come to think of it D is already kind of answered in the passage (being alert and vigilant) so by process of elimination A is best
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