The third sentence. An abstract noun is a noun you can’t physically see or touch (examples of this are usually emotions like love, hate, excitement, etc). In the third sentence, opinion is a noun. You cannot see or touch an opinion.
The answer is F. Tennessee because it says “well below the Mason-Dixon Line” and also mentions “Memphis” which is Tennessee
I would "dont go away. I am your friend" I told the kid/boy I dont know if I understood it too well
The reason why it's ironic in "The Petrified Man" when Mrs. Fletcher declares "Well! I don't like children that much" would be: <span>
A) She is about to have her own child.
When Mrs. Fletcher said this statement, she's months pregnant with her own child. She even goes a length further by saying that she even almost considering abortion.</span>
In order for books to be interesting, we need to have heroes with compelling character, "ethos". The character can be presented in two ways; Indirect, where the author describes the acts of the heroes and let us characterize him and direct, where he describes the character by himself. The expression that fits this definition the most is: <span>I
noticed that he was fat and bald-headed, and had an expression of
winning gentleness and simplicity upon his tranquil countenance. This expression has 2 adjectives and also describes his expression directly.</span>
