Declarative: stating something
Interrogative: asking a question
Imperative: a command
Exclamatory: exclaiming something! The reader is made to hear it in their heads as something loud possibly or something important or for example, "Oh no!" Exclamatory sentences end witn exclamation points.
This sentence would be an example of a declarative sentence.
<span>A. Choose activities that involve minimal risk.</span>
Answer:
A. The contrast between Gandar's selfishness and his mother's dependence on him draws attention to young people's frequent neglect of their mothers and fathers.
Explanation:
This is bitter truth of today's world that young generation wants to fulfill their unending wishes even at the cost of their parents life. They do not care whether their parents need them and just focus on their own goals. The writer has tried to sum up the emotions of a son and a mother in a script. Gandar has been careless to his mother and just consider her as a burden on him.
