Answer:
central idea, supporting evidence, conclusion, examples.
Explanation:
Most informational texts contain a central idea, or thesis, some supporting evidence and examples, and a conclusion. They do not typically contain elements of a literary story, such as characters and flashbacks.
This isn't anything difficult, just a matter of knowing facts. Do some research!
1. verb
2. suffix
3. denotation
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noun = person, place, or thing
verb = action or state of being
pronoun = replaces a noun (for instance, "John" becomes <em>he</em>)
adjective = modifies a noun
adverb = modifies a verb/adjective. usually ends in -ly
prefix = attached before, changes meaning
suffix = ~after
affix = suffix or prefix
base = what an affix is added to
denotation = dictionary definition
connotation = emotional meaning (like the word <em>mutt</em> vs <em>puppy</em>...same denot, but a different connot.)
surrealism, freedom and captivity, torture.
i hope that helps, sorry if it doesnt.
Answer:
A: To act as the subject of the main clause
