It would be A, because Everybody's Welcome is a title, and it acts like a name so it needs capital letters.
It wouldn't be B, because hometown isn't a name but a object/subject.
C, for the same reason as A : Everybody's Welcome is more of a name.
<span> The mood is the atmosphere, or total feeling, within a literary work</span>
Based on the excerpt given above from "Yearbook", I can say that what we can conclude as readers based on the interaction between Martina and Fatima is that she is showing a friendly and welcoming attitude towards the new members of the yearbook club. And the answer would be the third option. Hope this helps.
As for this question together with the options presented with it, the most probable answer and the most likely one to be the correct answer is the third option which is C. group discussions.
Though critical listening can also be utilized in the other situations presented as options, critical listening would be very useful during group discussions. During conversation with friends and family, it isn't advisable since it might ruin the bond build between parties and might instigate something worse. During a play, yes, you can, but not all the time. In persuasive speeches, it is more on the details that are being thrown.
Are you asking for only one? (Chameleon)
The pronunciation is cha-me-le-on, and It has four syllables.
