The voice of the following sentence is in PASSIVE voice. Active voice means that the noun performing the action is stated first before the object. The correct answer is letter "A. Passive". If the sentence is changed into active voice, it would be like this: "The movers moved the sofa into the living room." I hope this helps.
The correct answer is:
a.
Run on
The given sentence is
an example of a run on sentence which is also known as a “fused sentence”. It has
two parts wherein either part can stand alone without the other. But instead of
being connected properly, they have been pieced together inaccurately and could
still be improved.
<span>Awake, sweet child! It’s time to come outside! completes the rhyming sequence because it rhymes with slide, another "b" phrase</span>
Alright so I had to research this briefly.
I believe the correct form is mediation-arbitration (med-arb). In med-arb, the parties first reach an agreement, then proceed to write it out formally for documentation
It really depends on the context.
If you are using it in a noun phrase - first aid kit - you don't have to capitalize it. But, if you are saying - Certified in First Aid, then you would capitalize it, because it is the name of an assistance.
