Answer: Tricks meant to be funny may offend others. part B
Explanation:" Announcer 1: The pranksters feel the joke has gone too far, and Olivia is too angry with them."
Answer:
<u>B. My day at school was a marathon and a triathlon combined.</u>
Explanation:
The other three choices are things that could be true.
A day cannot feel like a marathon, so option B is using figurative language.
Answer:
One significant problem was political corruption and cronyism, fuelled by the connectio s between government and business. During the Gilded age , the United States endured a number of mediocre president and politicians, many of whom were in the pocket of business tycoons or corporations.
Answer:
I think the best bet here is option C.
Explanation:
Option A is straighforward, but it is very vauge in explination as to why they didn't accept the person for the job. The question asked to be clear. Option B does give clear explination, but isn't very kind toward the job applicant. The same occurs in Option D, it's remotley vauge and a bit rude.