Answer: pathos
Explanation: its not literal and it hits the audiences emotions
I'll give you definitions of each and see if it helps ;-)
A ; subordinating
a subordinating conjuction includes "although" or "because", and is a transition conjuction.
B ; correlative
works two sentences together - includes "both, and" "whether, or" "either, or" "neither, nor" "not, but" and "not only, but also" !!
C ; common
a common conjuction is just A, B, D.
D ; coordinating
conjuctions including two clauses - FANBOYS. "for" "and" "nor" "but" "or" "yet" and "so"
A. a jar of fruit preserves
Answer:
Entry D: Knight, Jonas. "Controversial Judging at the Olympics." Time, 14 Feb. 2002, http://time.com/9440/olympics-figure-skating-scoring-controversy-sotnikova-kim-gold-medal/.
Explanation:
Entry D is the "completely correct" option if you are citing with MLA style.
When referencing a website using MLA style, this is the procedure,
- Author's first name
- Last name (First name, et al) if there are more than one authors
- "Title of Web Page" (has to do in inverted commas)
- Title or name of the website
- Publisher
- Date of Publication (DD/MM/YY format)
- URL/Website link
To get her brother buried
