Happiness because he or she is visiting her grandmother and possibly excitement
Answer:
D. The city can choose to get rid of benefits now that proposition 3 has passed.
Explanation:
The other answer choices simply seem more negative than D. The option of "choice" gives the statement a mild sense of optimism, which can make you think that this can easily be resolved. It's the most neutral, unlike the other choices that continue to just put down the city's decision with negative words like "shouldn't", "can't", and "isn't".
I sharpened my skills under the mentorship of my coach.
You need a noun to complete this sentence, and mentorship is the only noun here - the rest of the words are adjectives.
I would say aggressive, because you can’t really use the other words without being negative.
