There is one adverb in this sentence - "often", but it's not part of the advern phrase.
The whole adverb phrase actually does not contain an adverb - it's "Before automobiles came on the scene" - answer a) . It's an adverb phrase because it answers the question of "when"
Answer:
an incentive is a thing that motivates or encourages one to do something.
Explanation:
What
is universal theme?
Universal
theme is a motif that can apply to anyone and everyone regardless of ethnicity,
nationality, age, and status.
Knowing this, we can
easily conclude that universal theme is: a theme that speaks broadly to human
experiences. Now some might debate that choice C is correct, however please
note that choice C explicitly states that a theme can only be applied to members
of a "certain culture." That is a fallacy. Universal theme applies to
all humans and human experiences, not just for a select group.
Answer:
She was afraid the quest would be over and that she wouldn't get to see the outside world.
Explanation:
The Lightning Thief says, "She was silent for a few more steps. "It's just that if you died ... aside from the fact that it would really suck for you, it would mean the quest was over. This may be my only chance to see the real world."
