According to the rules of subject-verb agreement, phrases or clauses between the subject and the verb do not change the number of the antecedent. Therefore, the answer is number of the antecedent.
An anti-hero is a character who is short of traditional "heroic" attributes. An example would be Captain Jack Sparrow in <em>Pirates of the Caribbean </em>as he is quite selfish at times and looks for the benefit of himself rather than others.
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When authors develop central ideas they add supporting details in the text that allow the reader to find the central idea. These details act as evidence for the central idea.
Explanation:
I believe the answer to this is letter D because since he did not listen to the man, he is traveling alone in the Yukon and he is now suffering the consequences. It is possible that it could be letter C because he never learned how to build a fire quickly and he was not prepared, even if the old man warned him about the dangers of the Yukon. Hope this helps:)
