All of these things help you figure out what the story/paragraph/passage...etc. is about.
The correct answer is A.
In F. Scott Fitzgerald's novel "The Great Gatsby", the narrator, Nick, is often cosidered to be biased.
Throughout the novel, he seems to favour Gatsby over the rest of the characters, speacially over Tom.
Nick thinks Gatsby is admirable and sees that he is driven by love; this to him is praise-worthy.
In the quote: "There was something gorgeous about him [gatsby], some heightened sensitivity to the promises of life..." we can sense Nick's admiration and esteem for Gatsby.
Answer:
The evidence in the paragraph 2 that best supports the interference that native animals cannot always compete with exotic pets released into their area is that it is not possible that all animals that eve live have enough food in their entire lifetimes. They might be lacking in eatables like fruits and nuts for which they have to compete with other animals of different kinds.
The exotic pets are definitely to be kept more lavishly as compared to the native animals which are not so hard to take care of.
Answer:
Explanation:
Keep the paragraph on one topic.
Include a topic sentence.
Use supporting sentences that give details or facts about the topic.
Include vivid words.
Make sure it does not have run-on sentences.
Include sentences that make sense and stick to the topic.
