The shop next door, which is family owned, creates specially made, chocolate covered desserts. The part of the sentence should be hyphenated is:
Option D
Generally, hyphenate at least two words when they precede a thing they adjust and act as a single idea. This is called a compound adjective. At the point when a compound adjective follows a thing, a dash is usually not necessary.
Hyphenated is defined as containing a punctuation mark that joins two parts of a word or two compound words, or that allows for a word to break at the finish of a line. Compounding the word looked wrong, so I hyphenated it instead.
To summarize, well requires a hyphen when it functions as part of a compound adjective generally when it goes before a thing.
There is no dash when well functions as an adverb usually following the thing being adjusted and a linking action word, for example, to be, or when it is qualified as in amazingly very much prepped.
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You did not include the options for the blank spaces so I can only answer as best as I can based on the passage.
Scientists <u>are experimenting </u>how to best grow foods in space. Growing vegetables in space would help astronauts <u>travel to</u> Mars since the <u>distance to</u> Mars would make restocking an in-flight spacecraft impossible.
<span>the use of words to create a picture in the mind</span>
Kristy is the third daughter, so she has two sisters. The doctor isn't her father, so it must be her mother. She also has a younger brother, Mike. So three girls (Kristy and her sister), one boy, and a mother- altogether five people.
I'm guessing Mike is like a half brother, and that's why Joseph wasn't included in the family because he doesn't have family blood (while Mike still has half) Also, it doesn't matter how old her sisters are, as long as they're directly related to her.
That's my best guess. Hope this helps!