Answer:
'So' - Coordinating conjunction.
Explanation:
'So' is a conjunction that can be used as both, subordinating, as well as, coordinating conjunction. As a subordinating conjunction, 'so' functions to join two clauses of unequal significance(a dependent clause and an independent clause) to convey the sense/meaning of 'so that'(show purpose). While as a coordinating conjunction, it is employed to link two equal and independent clauses to convey the sense of 'therefore.'
Since the given sentence conveys a sense of 'therefore' as the latter action('being unable to join swim team') was a consequence of the first one('decision of joining volleyball'), 'so' is a <u>coordinating conjunction</u>. Had it shown the purpose in the sense of 'so that', it would have been a subordinating conjunction.
Your anwser is b based on the way it said soft since soft refers to touch you cant see softness ina sense smell it or taste it so thats why
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the answers are B, C, and D 5 stars if this helped :)
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