Answer: Hello there! I believe the answer you're looking for is B: Worried and unsure of how to get a good deal on his first car, Marty asked his parents for advice.
Explanation: This is the proper way to use a clause in a sentence, as the subject (Marty) is experiencing or feeling everything that comes before the comma.
Another way to think of this sentence is like this: Marty is worried and unsure of how to get a good deal, so he will ask his parents for advice.
I hope this helps! :)
I will need a story to look at to answer this...
My position on this topic is to keep the school year the way it is. While extra school time is good for your education the student may feel overwhelmed and over worked, no matter what age he/she is.
1. If this is in the case of a child kids need to be kids give them a break.
2. If this is in the case of a older child (high school age) they already have loads of work so extending that would cause a lot of stress.
3. Lastly, you know no one is going to vote for this change.
Answer:
As no options were given to choose from, I would go ahead to explain the words and then suggest another word pair which is Exasperate : Calm
Explanation:
A bristle is thin and stiff strand of animal or human hair. The stiffness arises when the animal or person is responding in anger or fear to an external stimuli. This makes the hairs on the animal or person to stand erect and stiff
The word 'Relax' on the other hand connotes calmness and rest and is the opposite state of being bristle or angered.
Another word pair that best completes the analogy would be Exasperate : Calm
When the number of divorces becomes problematic for society.
hope this helps :)
