It's called an orchestra pit, that's where the musicians and their orchestra's would go to hide the source of music, or at least that's what i think it you're referring to.<span />
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I don't know why it didn't occur to us earlier. ... The circulation and readership of POPULAR SCIENCE grew sharply after the ... And what a job it turned out to be! ... If so, write and tell me about anything you feel should have been included, and why. Two more things: First, I'd be pleased to know your reactions to the idea.
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You use who when you are talking about the person that is doing something. You use whom when talking about the person that is receiving an action.
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Who is used as a subject. Ex: <u>Who</u> wants to go to the party?
Whom is used as the object. Ex: I don't know with <u>whom </u>I will go to the party.
Well A, B, and C all would not properly describe bedlam, and here's why, bedlam means uproar and confusion, but sweltering means hot, serene means peaceful, and humdrum means dull. Now tumultuous means unsteady, that is the only adjective that describes bedlam properly. :)
