Answer:
The noun the underlined participle modifies is:
b. aspects.
Explanation:
In the sentence we are analyzing here, there is a present participle, "troubling". A present participle is formed by adding -ing to a verb stem (interesting, caring, loving, etc.). Present and past participles can function as adjectives, modifying nouns or pronouns in a sentence. That is precisely the case here, where "troubling" is modifying the noun "aspects", attributing a quality to it. For that reason, we can choose letter B as the best option.
The answer to this is <span>slowing down the plot to focus on an important character. i just took the test
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Well,
think logically (just hear me out, I didn't mean to say it in a hostile manner)...
You want people to vote for you, so connect with them.
Perhaps think about something you did with your classmates, an event, say something about a connection that you had with everyone there and just make them laugh. Humor always wins.
:)
good luck bud
<u>ANSWER</u>:
Since both the words end with similar sounds, Director (tor) and shatter (ter), they seem to be alike. They both differ entirely in their meanings and parts of speech.
<u>EXPLANATION:</u>
Director and Shatter sound similarly as they end with a similar kind of pronunciation. But they differ in meanings as director refers to the person who manages the affairs of a business and shatters refers to the sudden breakage.
It also varies in their parts of speech as Director is a noun and shatter is a verb.
