Well resistant means resisting something or holding back so he may mean holding back from something what is that something? Hope I helped
I would say D, since A and B would be highly irrelevant. C sounds like a possible answer, but could still be viewed as irrelevant since it doesn't actually contain info about MP3 players.
Answer: The house was unusually dark for early evening.
Explanation: You see, The house will be unusually dark for early evening is future tense and they're not describing the future. The house has been unusually dark for early evening. That's present tense which the story isn't in (example: . My brother and I<u> </u><u>pulled</u> into the driveway. That's past tense thus meaning the story is past tense.) The house was being unusually dark for early evening. This is future tense like the story.
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A. "howls" is correct. These can be confusing, because if it were just "wolves" it would be "howl", but since it's a "pack", which is singular, it's "howls". Try saying it out loud.
Answer:
She was young yet carried herself with great confidence, and her clear eyes locked onto mine and oozed kindness.
Explanation:
The second option states she knew she would like the dentist and would never be so anxious again, but it isn't a 'descriptive image that helps explain <em>why</em> Rachel feels comforted.' Generally, when we see a person close to age engaging in an activity that would otherwise make us nervous, we involuntarily relax -- because if they're cool, why wouldn't we be too, so the second option is probable, but not everyone is aware that our brains work that way.
The first option, though, clearly and descriptively gives Rachel a reason to be kind -- the dentist's eyes are kind and clear.