Plumb and just saying the answers you are going to get are opinions because this is an opinion question
In Harper Lee's novel To Kill a Mockingbird, the criteria of "fine folks" is used by Aunt Alexandria to describe people who live according to strong moral standards. The Levy family are considered to be hard-working, pleasant, and honest members of the community. They are not racist against African-Americans and, in fact, are willing to stand up for African-Americans and their rights. While the Ku-Klux-Klan does parade by Levy's house--in part because he and his family considered to be overly friendly to African Americans--Levy does voice his objections to the Klan member's actions and ideologies and shames them for their beliefs and actions.
<span>The sentence that uses the best close-up words is A. Sara is studying French and German. The other sentences are specific enough, so they are not close-up words. Close-up words have to be very specific - so if Sara is pursuing a degree, a close-up word would be to specify what degree it is. Non-science degree is still way too broad to be considered a close-up word. B is also incorrect because you have to specify which languages. And A is correct because we know exactly which languages Sara is studying. </span>
