the verb is rode lol i think
I think the answer is B.
Because it sounds more proper and it's saying Dickens and then HE wrote the novel and then it says what he wrote about.
Answer: shocked
, concerned and anxious.
Explanation:
<em>Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde</em>, a 1886 novel written by Robert Stevenson, tells a story about a London legal practitioner who decides to explore the strange events related to Dr Jekyll and Edward Hyde.
One August night, during his sleep, Jekyll becomes Hyde. In this particular excerpt, Jekyll is shocked that he <em>"had gone to bed Henry Jekyll"</em>, and woke up as<em> "Edward Hyde." </em>This transformation is inexplicable, and we can only imagine how deeply shocked Jekyll was upon this discovery. The choice of words - "<em>terror"</em>, "<em>horror-struck"</em>, indicates that he is concerned and anxious about this strange event.
Instead of that why not say something like
High schoolers have been warned about the dangers of football but even so it’s something that everyone knows of and enjoys whether it’s watching or playing. Football has some moments where it can get unsafe but it’s nothing too dangerous to stop the sport. If football was a safer sport it would take away from the uniqueness that football is. Its a sport that has danger to make it enjoyable and that makes it a good sport. Of course not every sport has to have some action that can be unsafe to be enjoyable, but the slightest of danger is exactly what makes football a game that will be here forever. I believe that parents should sign their children up for football since it’s considered a unique and fun sport. I disagree that football is too dangerous to the point where it needs to become safer.
I hope this helped :)
