I would say A. Strangles/creep
<span>Rena’s father asks Andrzej to take her to safety in Slovakia, and he agrees to do so. I think this best summarizes the excerpt. The father and mother are very concerned for their daughter's safety in Auschwitz (assuming that they are Jewish) and want to get her out of Germany to a safe country.</span>
Answer:
Within the confines of the classroom and learning environment, technology can be both beneficial and problematic for students.
Explanation:
Educational technology allows teachers to set practice exercises easier, as well as see their students' progress. Software continuously monitors the answers to questions and how long it takes to answer. Grading and assessments are less prone to personal bias and teachers can see where individual students have problems.
A. him; objective
The sentence should read: The librarian found the book for him and me.
This is because you want to look at the type of verb and how it relates to the pronoun. The librarian, the subject, found what? the book. for who? Him. You want to make sure the pronouns agree also, and since 'me' is objective, the other pronoun has to be too.
Answer:
Have a nice day
Explanation:
Where is Barbara?
She is making dinner for us in the kitchen..
