The answer most suited from the E.A.P prose, is -scarier.
An idiom is a commonly used expression whose meaning does not relate to the literal meaning of its words. An idiom is a group of words established by usage as having a meaning not deducible from those of the individual words (e.g. over the moon, see the light).
Answer A. Being from or in a hotel could be anywhere in the world, really. "Turista" is a word in spanish meaning tourist that helps us understand the location (some spanish-speaking country). "Cactus fence" tells us it's in a dryer climate of the Spanish-speaking country, and "Mango yellow" indicates that it is somewhere mangos are naturally found.
Since hotels could be found anywhere and are not specific to one cultural background, Answer A is the only word that doesn't contribute to understanding where the speaker is from. Hope this helps! :)
Answer:
Explanation:
a time when i had felt alone and afraid is when my parents and i were on vacation i had fallen asleep in the car and my mom had to go and meet someone and she told my dad to watch me but then left because one of my dads old friends met him so i s left alone my dad had opened the window little so i could breathe and locked the door. when i woke up i thought i could see my parents in the distance so i got out of the car because the lock could b opened from inside and unfortunately locked the door when i came out then i discovered it was not my parents and i was locked out of my car and i then decided to try to look for my parents so i just walked towards what i thought was my dads friends house but unfortunately it wasnt something i did was ask a security guard for help and what finally happened was that my parents came back to the car and i was there waiting
Answer:
insisted
Explanation:
an abstract noun states an idea or thought