The correct option is "interrogative adjective".
Interrogative adjectives are <u>words that modify nouns or other terms inside a question</u>. They can be compared to interrogative pronouns, but the difference is that <u>interrogative adjectives don't stand on their own and they always act in relation to another term</u>.
In this example the word "What" acts as an interrogative adjective that modifies the term "on Earth".
If the sentence would've been "What is causing all the excitement today?", then the word "what" would be functioning just as an interrogative pronoun.
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Answer:
If she starts to get warm, Janna will turn on the air conditioner.
Explanation:
Carl needs to find his cell phone, or he may borrow mine.
<em>A." Neither a convertible nor a hatchback is appropriate for me "</em> is the best version because when using the correlative conjunction Neither-Nor the verb <u>must agree with the noun closer to it </u>(The hatchback is not appropriate). The other versions do not agree with the noun.
One thing else to analyze is the use of the expressions "right for me" and "appropriate for me"; to choose for one of these similar expressions when writing a text, the public and level of formality must be considered as the word "appropriate" is the most formal one.
Answer by YourHope:
Hi! :)
Choose the word or phrase that best matches the underlined word
The fashion show for celebrity impersonators was an (ostentatious) presentation
A. showy!
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