Answer: A false dilemma.
Explanation: The false dilemma gives only two options and sets things in black and white without a grey side.
Option B contains a comma splice.
A better way to rephrase that "sentence" could be:
1. The pots clanged to the kitchen floor, and the kitten cowered under the table.
2. The pots clanged to the kitchen floor. The kitten cowered under the table.
It would be C. because A. is just saying something, B. is asking a question, and D. is just declaring something, like "i just ate a yogurt"
It's because she like to go that is why
Answer:
Before art class, we have Spanish III.
Explanation:
the comma should separate a dependent sentence from an independent sentence.
'before art class' is the dependent sentence as it is incomplete without another sentence or words.
'we have Spanish' is the independent sentence as it starts with the word 'we' and it is used to complete a dependent sentence.
