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transitive verb is a verb in which the action passes from the subject
of the sentence to the direct object of the sentence; in other words,
the subject is doing something to the object. The answer is D; the
verb caught is transitive because the action is passing from Daniel
-the subject- to fish -the object-.</span>
An adjective. You're describing how the rocks felt. For example "But soon, we were scrambling over JAGGED boulders and scaling walls of stone." That is an adjective. Answer: adjective
<span>the narrator's efforts to develop a good relationship with the other characters
Even though he is tied up and being kept as a prisoner, the narrator still is trying to create a good relationship with the people around him. He could treat them poorly as they began treating him, but he chooses to learn to get to know their society and in turn they start becoming more and more comfortable with him as well. Because he spends so much time detailing his attempts to develop a good relationship, the reader can infer that this is what is most important to him. </span>
The correct answer is: [A]: "<span>reveals himself through his own words."
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Answer:
The phrase that best describes the tone of this example is Civil but a little sarcastic
Explanation:
This excerpt shows the position of a student towards the security alternative of having metal detectors at schools, most of the excerpt has a civil tone where the person shows the understanding about the serious insecurity they are passing through but we can also see a bit of sarcasm in the question: What is this, a prison or a school?
