1.connotation
2. context...I think
3. not 100% sure.....A or B
4. vamparts is a noun
5. modifiers : quiet, in and out , Nouns = mice, pantry, verb = crept
6. automatically and as needed
7. noun
8. thousands of years ago
9. two or more ideas are equally important
10. a semi-colon should precede the conjunctive adverb
I would think it could be A.
A subject linking verb-predicate adjective is simply a statement with subject (e.g Earth), a linking verb (such as looks), and a Predicate Adjective (beautiful)
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An example of Subject + Linking Verb + Predicate Adjective is:
- John is Hungry
- The car is fast
- The pillow is soft.
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The answer is <u><em>C </em></u>: The simpler way of life
Answer:
Since dramatic irony means a character does not know or understand something that the audience knows or understands, then the opposite would be a character who does know what the audience knows.
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