I actually believe the correct answer is an adverb clause modifying was.
A is incorrect because the first clause is subordinate; B is incorrect because there is no noun clause in this sentence; C is incorrect because the word modifying school is an adjective, but not an adjective clause; this leaves us with D. We can see the adverb clause 'when the Little Red Schoolhouse began to give way to the consolidated school in the 1920s' which modifies the verb 'was.'
A thesis statement is basically you just stating what you will be going over in the future writing of whatever your doing... just say what the basis of your writing is about.
Answer:
it really depends because they could be doing quotations around like a paragraph. so it depends on what you're asking because if you're asking for the definition then it means a Mark or character by used as a conventional representation of an object function or process it stated in the dictionary if you want to double-check.
If your just talking in general, I like to write about how I feel at the time, my dad found the journal I was writing in and he made fun of me about everything I wrote and still does to this day (we don't have the best relationship). The best writing memory I have is being in a writing Competition against 9 schools and won third place in it, got a medal and I was so proud of myself even though my dad told me to quit and that I wasn't good at it, got over that and now I'm thinking about writing a book when I get out of high school.
