Answer:
The liveliest seal that father and I ever caught, and the only one that ever got away from us after we had housed it, was Nab. Although father has been catching seals for zoological gardens and circuses almost as long as I can remember, and knows all their tricks both in water and on land, yet Nab was too sharp for him.
Explanation:
The exposition is the beginning of a story.
An appositive phrase is a phrase that "re-states" the subject (or another noun phrase), that is gives a new name or a new description.
Here the subject is "her uncle" and the new way of describing the uncle is "<span>the man over there in the red shirt</span>", which is also the appositive phrase.
The correct answer here is d. the man over there in the red shirt
Answer:
C.
1. husband
2. distasteful (not sure if this the word you're looking for)
3. not really sure about this one only can think of sick/illness but those arent verbs.
4. deficit/inadequate/insufficient
5. invitee
6. host
7. forward
true, you can find them in the 100 most common words used in english
