Answer: Choice #2 (<em>He peered at me from the other side of the room.)</em>
Explanation:
The four verbs are <em>looked</em>, <em>peered</em>, <em>sat</em>, and <em>was </em>for sentences 1-4 respectively.
Out of those four verbs, <em>sat </em>and <em>was </em>are extremely basic, common, and uninteresting verbs.
<em>Peered </em>is a more powerful synonym to <em>looked, </em>thus making it the vivid verb.
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Answer:
(3) "The smoke is billowing from under the kitchen, I guess this means Ella burned breakfast again."
Explanation:
This is the only option where two independent clauses are combined with a comma, all the other choices are a combination of independant and dependant clauses.
C. all the other sentences have direct characterization in them. c doesn’t seem to have that. you would have to infer those traits.
