Since the sentence of option B doesn't have the sync both the clauses to make it meaning, it contains error.
Answer: B
Explanation:
As we see option A, it seems meaningful as the animals sought shelter while the night drew near. Same case occur with option C and D as in option C, the trees are rustling due to the passing of brisk winds through their branches and in option D, stars will obviously appear brighter as the darkness grows.
But, in the option B, there is no co-ordination of both the clauses of the sentences. The disappearance of the Sun has nothing to do with the silence of woods in a direct manner. Although we can understand it indirectly that in the absence of natural light, animals might consider it as night and sought shelter. Since all other sentences have directly linked clauses, option B is showing indirect relation. Hence, it may be the desired answer as error.
Answer: Jane Goodall loved animals and she was observing chimpanzees
Explanation:
Jane Goodall is the author of the great story ''My life with the chimpanzee''.
- She loved animals and her love for them started when she got a little stuffed chimpanzee toy for her birthday. After that, she always wanted to observe the chimpanzees and when she turned 26 years she went to Africa in order to achieve her dreams. She became the first woman that begin to study chimpanzees in the wild.
The main idea of an essay is called it's thesis statement.
Hope this helps,
Davinia.
Answer: b
Explanation:
Sometimes, you have to find different ways and words to use when you communicate, because standard book forms don’t always make sense with everyone, and sometimes a more familiar way of using words is more comfortable and understandable.
Answer: D. use made-up characters to teach moral lessons about real situations.
Explanation:
Among its characteristics were the use of political language and denunciation of social problems - such as poverty, misery, exploitation, corruption, among others. Besides having strong ideological character, with the description of the customs in a colloquial and regional language.
The writers, in clear and objective language, went straight to the point of the matter, contrary to the romanticism that was subjective, and their criticism was directed at the institutions, the Catholic Church and the bourgeoisie.
