The best example of a primary source among these options that you've mentioned is an interview with her dad who is a Vietnam veteran. She can get all the details she needs from a person who was actually there.
The answer is B, Kiki must chose to do either the ethical thing, (turning in mya) or to keep her friendship
This question is about the article "Bears are fatter than ever for Fat Bear Week"
Answer:
The phrase “We had the largest salmon run ever” shows Naomi Boak’s opinion of Fat Bear Week.
Explanation:
Naomi Boak is one of the forest guards that participates in the organization of Fat Bear Week, which states that because of the success of people willing to participate in Fat Bear Week and mainly because of the increase in weight of the bears, this was the biggest Fat Bear Week already seen. She believes that fatter bears have never been shown and this is probably due to the big salmon run that took place.
Hello. You didn't talk about what text this question refers to. This does not allow me to answer your question exactly, but I can help you by showing you the concept of noun clauses, as well as examples that will help you find the clauses you need in your text.
A noun clause is a dependent sentence within a sentence that acts as a noun, most of the time, however, this type of clause can assume the role of other grammatical classes as a subject, a direct and indirect object, within others. It is important to note that a noun is the grammatical class that has the ability to name any element, in this case, the noun clause must also be able to name something.
Examples of this type of clause can be:
"Whatever you say is not in my interest" where "Whatever you say" is naming something and representing the noun clause.
"I know that it happened", where "that it happened" is also naming something.