Relative clauses are types of dependent clauses complete independent sentences - they usually refer to a single word and modify them. Here, in this excerpt, the relative clause would be that we can see in nature. Relative clauses usually begin with pronouns such as who, what, that, etc.
The girl won't fight him?
OR
The girl won't fight him, will she?
<em>I'm fairly sure at least.</em>
Answer:
She's very anxious about going to college.
Explanation:
Knowing that she comes from an orphanage, she is very anxious and timid and scared. She just wants to be "like other girls".
Answer:
Harry breaks off his relationship with Fanny soon after he becomes acquainted with Anne.
