<span>i think it would be:
fluffy as the eiderdown
</span><span>rumbling of his snores
</span><span>people tumbled like mad acrobats</span>
Choice A is the correct answer.
The 's' and apostrophe after the word singer lets the reader know that something is belonging to the group of singers. The apostrophe will always go after the 's' if we are talking about a group of individuals.
When the choral group began, the singers' voices carried throughout the auditorium.
When you study for information you gather information about your topic.
Answer: 1: Prepress Technician
2: Proofreader
3: Print Finishing Worker
4: Desktop Publisher
Explanation:
5. This says that Lennie has the obedience of a dog. He listens to George and would go as far as jumping of a cliff if told so.
(I hope this helps you. Read this book last year so might be a bit off. Try using google too; Ex: "Of Mice and Men Chapter 2 analysis", I usually find helpful information)
