Answer:
Riding alongside the car, the cyclist raced the driver.
Explanation:
the introductory phrase in this sentence would be "riding alongside the car" which you can identify because there's along a comma before "the cyclist raced the driver"
Answer:
D). According to Farming Today magazine, "Shane Stewart, an lowa farmer,
raises the animals (Holstein cows with the sweetest personalities in the
entire Midwest."
Explanation:
The last sentence is correctly punctuated as <u>it employs the appropriate use of the comma(,), double quotation marks("..."), and full stop(.)</u>. The first option is inappropriate as it wrongly employs a full stop in the middle of the sentence and fails to close the quotation marks. While the second option is incorrect as it doesn't employ quotation marks to denote the quoted text and the third option is wrong due to incorrect use of the quotation marks. Thus, <u>option D</u> is the correct answer.
Boo was locked you because he was thought to be unstable to be out in public causing his father to keep him locked in his home. It was allowed because of the scissor incident when he was younger.
Answer:
B. Following rules is more important than personal knowledge.
Explanation:
In biblical Adam and Eve's creation story, humanity abode the consequences of having eaten from the good and evil tree.
In Prometheus and Pandora, Greek gods gave them rules to follow about a jar that she couldn't open and giving humans privileges that Olympians denied them.
In Mary Shelly's Frankenstein, Dr. Frankenstein was led by his ambition to create by his knowledge without following the natural giving life process.
