Answer:
C.) Edward was so excited when he saw his new-car parked in the driveway.
Explanation:
The following sentence does not use hyphens correctly: Edward was so excited when he saw his new-car parked in the driveway. The words "new" and "car" do not need a hyphen between them.
This is like compare and contrast. You compare 2 or more topics, numbers etc.
The answer is C.
From this excerpt taken from Chapter 3 of The Great Gatsby: "<em>At two o’clock in the morning, </em><em><u>as husbands and wives argue over whether to leave</u></em><em>, a butler tells Jordan that Gatsby would like to see her.</em>", we may conclude that this was the 'sign' that implies the moment from which the guests started to consider leaving the party, including the main characters at hand (Nick and Jordan), as their leaving is depicted in the outcome of the mentioned excerpt:
''<em>Nick says goodbye to Gatsby, who goes inside to take a phone call from Philadelphia. Nick starts to walk home.</em>"
Themes in speeches are used to organize the speech to make it easier for the audience to understand.
