<span>(1) A patronymic is a name indicating who the holder's father was (or is) A metronymic is a name indicating who the holder's mother was (or is) (2) Prefixes: Fitz (Fitzwilliam), Mac (MacIntosh), Ap (Ap Rhys, modern Price) Suffixes: -ez (Henriquez), -son (Harrison), -ovitch (Nikolaievitch) (3) In most of Dark Age Europe, Christians had only their baptismal name. Duplication caused confusion so something (a patronymic, a gentilic, an occupational name, an indication of a physical characteristic, or a nickname was added. Such additions, except in Iceland, became hereditary, i.e. surnames. (4) Armstrong, Brown, Caesar, Rufus, Cabeza-de-Vaca, Lobo (5) No. Many names of female occupations were adopted by their male offspring (Brewster, Webster, Baxter..., (6) Marshal (an ostler in charge of a mare). Glad I could help :)</span>
A predicate nominative (also called a predicate noun) is a word or group of words that completes a linking verb and renames the subject. --- (grammar-monster.com)
i think she wouldn't change her mind because of the way she deals with every single bad situation she has gotten into. She was hiding from everyone and she was probably afraid to death, but she managed to find something good and positive. She would do the exact same thing there, she got really sick and died from typhus just a few days before everyone in her camp were saved but I believe that even in her worst days she found something to smile about. if nothing else, at least she could remember the more beautiful moments and laugh at them while hoping to be saved
The correct answer is that Alex and Joe have C. Contrary views of life.
This is because contrary means opposing, or opposite. Using the metaphor of the cherry, Alex believes that life is a bowl of cherries, meaning that he looks at life in a positive way. To Joe, life is "the pits", which means he is looking at life with a negative view. This shows the opposing, or contrary nature, of their beliefs, which shows you that the answer is C.
