Hope this helps a<span> collective subject is a noun "functioning as the subject" that describes a group made of many parts. </span>
<span>The correct answer is D, 'the author's point of view'. Because depending on the time when an author was writing, he had different points of view. He had one in the classicism, and a completely different one in the modernism. So, the context and the era can tell us a lot of important information about the author's opinions and how he writes the novel/poem, etc.</span>
<span>1. Canadian </span>→ <span>Ned Land
2. resolving action </span>→ denouement<span>
3. narrator of Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea </span>→ Pierre Aronnax <span>
4. novel of manners </span>→ social class <span>
5. planned action </span>→ <span>plot
6. Samuel Pepys </span>→ <span>diary
7. omniscient; first-person, limited </span>→ <span>point of view
8. Ivanhoe </span>→ historical novel <span>
9. Robinson Crusoe </span>→ novel of incident <span>
10. abstract idea </span>→ theme of novel
I believe the answer is "Is".
hAnswer:Well, " that she had made tes cookies for me and read to me from her favorite book. " This shows evidence that she made the cookies from her cookbook and not from stratch. Hence she only did this to prove that she liked her, And Mrs flowers singled HER out for attention thats why it didnt occur to her.
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