C. Exhilarated
When we look at text and try to determine mood, we should look for the tone of words that help to establish this. Thus, for an exhilarated mood (which could be negative or positive as it simply refers to an elevated/heightened level of bodily functions), we should look for words that mean something similar and/or phrases that allude can contribute to this feeling. That said some words that lend to the exhilarated mood are fearful, breathless, timid, adventure, drawn, and blood which coursed in her veins.
The answer is D. a sonnet. It has 14 lines and a specific rhyme scheme.
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I'm not sure if this will make sense, but there isn't really a limit on quotes in an essay, obviously you shouldn't make a paragraph littered with them, but I would say at least 2-3 depending on the length of a paragraph.
Any two negative numbers will always give you a positive number, so let's just ignore the - for now.
Straight away, two numbers that multiply to give 72 is 8 and 9. This is just basic multiplying. Now, to check if it adds to 17 (because we're ignoring the minus for now), you just do 8 + 9, which coincidentally happens to be 17. So you just place a minus in front of 8, and a minus in front of 9, and you get -8 × -9 = 72, and -8 + -9 = -17.
C) idealistic
In order to fit into this blank of the sentence, the word needed to be an adjective--the adjective is used to describe Sarah's views. "idealistic" is an adjective, therefore this is the proper word form to fit into the overall sentence.
