An expression designed to call something to mind without mentioning it explicitly; and indirect or passing reference.
I am very sorry if this is wrong, but I think your answer should be, <span>A.She will write a thesis statement to answer her essential question.
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Answer:
For me it means to take a chance or to do a thing, say a thing, or claim a thing maybe outside of your range of abilities, though not explicitly so.
Explanation:
The objective point of view observes the story objectively, from the absolute outside of any characters’ heads, feelings, and knowledge. This POV is also called cinematic because of its similarity to movies, in which you can see what’s going on and hear what’s said, but you can’t see what any of the characters are thinking or feeling.
Although there are no conjunctions in this sentence, I guess that the adverb where can be used as a "subordinating conjunction" in the sentence, because it connects the subordinate and the independent clauses.
