Answer:
B: I have deep concerns about the movement to increase organic gardening.
Explanation:
The speaker is manifesting his desire to share his opinion on the organic gardening movement, after some consideration; and his conclusion is what makes him compeled to express some information. This doesn't mean he only intends to share his views on the latest news on organic gardening, or that he is unsure about it, but that <em>he has a contribution to make.</em>
Answer:
D
Explanation:
Well, I had to think about this one. It could have been A, but when I went over the definition of monstrous it meant a couple of things, one of them was large, the other one was horrible. Then I went to monstrosity. It only had one meaning large or unsightly. So I finally disclosed on D. I am very very very sorry if I got this wrong :(. Great luck. :D
A person can change their opinions/feelings on animals for multiple reasons. For example, they can make friends with an animal or start a relationship that involves no communication (cause animals can't talk) but lots of love. Also, if the animal starts being friendly to the person, there's a high chance that the person may not take their love for granted.
Answer:
Some people hated Percy, some loved him at camp.
The clue of the presence of Hellbound in the camp signals that Percy needs to be careful.
Explanation:
"The Lightning Thief" is a novel written by Rick Riordan. The novel is based on Greek Myths. The story is about a twelve-year-old boy named Percy Jackson, who discovered that he is a demigod.
In Chapter eight of the novel, we meet campers who opine differently about Percy. There were some who hated him, despised him, but there were some who admired him. The list of his haters included many but Clarisse was a particular one. She hated Percy because he embarrassed her. His position in the camp was threatening as it provoked jealousy among his haters which may result in conspiracy towards him.
<u>The clue that signals that Percy needs to be careful was the presence of the Hellbound in the camp. When Percy was attacked by Hellbound he received help and protection from Poseidon, the God of the Sea</u>.