Answer:
It is adjective clause
Explanation:
Because a clause is in which there is a subject and verb. "...my mom got me for my birthday." This is the underlined part, I suppose. The "mom" is the subject in this case. The verb is "got". Hence this is a clause.
Answer:
C. revealing a mood
The mood reveals a lot about the story, which can help advance the plot.
D. II and III
"with ears forward/with eyes watchful" AND "in whose limbs there is latent flight"
The poem compares people to deer. In Option III it's describing how a deer's legs are always ready to run off because they are cautious. Option II also shows the deer being on alert for possible dangers with his ears forward and eyes on the lookout. Option I does not show the alertness. Instead it shows pride and determination.
Answer: . Option "1" is correct, "in the same boat together on the vacation" literally means "in the same situation together on the vacation"
Explanation: In the context above the phrase being "in the same boat" is an expression used when two or more people are in similar situation. Mostly it is used in unpleasant situations, for example; Sara complains a lot of not hanging money, not knowing we all are in the same boat, this means that everyone is short of cash also.