The correct answer is <span>B. The tents, leaking in at least a dozen places, were abandoned by the campers who were lured by the dry, warm cabin.
This is the only sentences that places the modifier <em>leaking in at least a dozen places </em>correctly.
A and D are incorrect because the way those two sentences are written, it would seem that the campers, and not the tents, were leaking. C is also incorrect because it seems that the warm cabins are leaking, when in fact the tents were. So B is the only correct answer.
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Answer:
"the anecdote about a reclusive actress and the fictional life of the character Vashti"
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C. People should only have what they really need.
This is the central idea of the passage. So the author would most like agree with this sentence.
Starting a paragraph with tea is just a way to introduce to audience with author's opinion and to make the passage story like and engaging. With this start author's opinion becomes more relevant. The guest's expression "Wow! Even the mugs are twice the size we have back home," triggers author's realization that he has many extra things in his life. At first it starts with overstocked clothes in his walk-in closet. Then he also realizes that he like many of his peers has become wasteful. So a realization of being wasteful and its regret are the main ideas with which author would most likely agree.
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<span>The Indus River flows through Pakistan and empties into the Arabian Sea. It is an important waterway and provided water for fruit orchards. The Brahmaputra river flows west and south from the himalaya through India into Bangladesh, where it joking with the Ganges. It is important for inland shipping and hydroelectric power. The Ganges flows east from the himalaya though the Ganges plain, which is Indias most agriculturally productive area. The Ganges has immense cultural and religious importance to India's people.</span>
Answer: Luther baker was a local artist
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