It would be the color of the sky and stillness of the air, because that's what he noticed in the very beginning. "I glanced at the sudden peculiar coloring of the sky. The seasonal hue and the stillness of the air gave me a sudden sense of nervousness."
The first error is in bold text below:
<span>"... it was not until the start of the 1900s that scientific attempts are made to get a man off the ground under his own steam."
In the above sentence, the word "are" is in the incorrect verb tense. To be grammatically correct, the word "are" should be replaced by "were".
</span>The second error is in bold text below:
"<span>These bicycles-on-wheels might seem comical to today’s aeronauts, but in 1912 they are good enough to help Gabriel Poulain..."</span>
In the above sentence as well, the word "are" is in the incorrect verb tense. To be grammatically correct, the word "are" should be replaced by "were".
Answer:
being known or talked about by many people because of what you have achieved
Explanation:
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The answer is c. courtroom : lawyer.
The original analogy, football field : head coach, is comparing a workplace to a profession that would work in that workplace. A, B, and D don't fit that description (A is comparing two similar professions, B is comparing a job with a task that person would do, and D is comparing two people) so C is your best option (it, too, follows the format of workplace : profession.)
Hope this helps!