A. Do you think the hummingbirds will come back! No, this isn't it. It's a question, so it needs to end in a ?.
B. Hummingbirds are kind of interesting! This might be it, considering the fact that this a direct sentence, but the exclamation point isn't needed.
C. When I see a hummingbird, I get so excited? No, this isn't a question.
D. I love hummingbirds! Maybe, since this is more of stating a fact and getting excited about the hummingbird which is nonetheless an animal/object.
Left choices: B and D.
I'd have to say... D, since B is kind of just stating something is interesting rather than loving something, however, both are punctuated correctly. Answer: D
In order for Carla Bruni to be able to adapt the poem she needed to consider rhythm and meter as well as the patterns of sound within “Promises like pie-crust". The changes were made to the patterns of stressed and unstressed syllables that were used in the song form.
Because of the finite speed of light, when you gaze up into the night sky, you are looking into the past. The bright star Sirius is 8.6 light years away. That means the light hitting your eye tonight has been traveling for 8.6 years. ... When you look at that star tonight, you see it as it was at the time of your birth.
