Answer:
B. Sec. 27: The pilot yells at the cub: "Put
down that shovel!"
C serving on a jury (not A because thats the executive branch, not B because thats not a branch and not D because of the same reason as B)
Answer:
A) Describe the tense moments before the winner is announced
Explanation: To engage your readers, you want to start with a hook, a hook is designed to catch people's attention. You could start off with Answer B, explain how amazing he felt when he finally won the contest, But! Once someone reads that, they are probably going to think to themselves, I know he won, let me do/read something else. NO, I think we need to describe the tense moments before the winner is announced, That will really give the reader something to look forward to figuring out, so they will most likely read the whole passage.
In the first person point of view, the narrator is a character in the story and tells the story from using the first person narrator. Participates in the action of the story, can tell us only what he or she is feeling, thinking, or observing.
