Basing my answer upon the question and the quote alone, I would venture to say that Salva is feeling frantic and afraid. She wishes to see her family again and to know what is going on. It communicates a fear of the unknown as well as an anxious confusion.
Choices:
A.) subject
<span>B.) direct object </span>
<span>C.) predicate nominative </span>
<span>D.) indirect object
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Answer: letter C.) predicate nominative
> Predicate Nominative are nouns followed by a linking verb that stands for the subject.
The word PARENT is a noun that restates the subject "mom".
> predicate nominative renames the subject and is considered as a "completer" or "compliment" as it completes the verb [linking verb].
The statement which best paraphrases evidence from the passage to support the conclusion is "Humbaba is so terrifying that Gilgamesh is momentarily paralyzed with fear".
<h3>Evidence from Gilgamesh: A New English Translation, Stephen Mitchell</h3><h3 />
When the Gilgamesh sighted the monsters den, they were terrified. The monsters roar was terrifying.
Gilgamesh was so scared that he was rooted to a spot, his mouth went dry and he froze.
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I think it’s the last one sorry if I’m wrong
The two words in the above sentence which are predicate adjectives are d. dry and e. smooth.
A predicate adjective is similar to a subject adjective. It modifies the subject of the sentence. It is also sometimes called a subject complement because it adds to or complements the subject. It adds an attribute to a subject. For example, a simple sentence is:
I love cars.
The object is "I", the verb is "love" and the subject is "cars". The predicate is a combination of the verb and the subject. If I add the word "red" to the sentence ie.
I love red cars.
<span>I am describing the cars as being red. Therefore, in this case the predicate adjective is the word "red". </span>