<span>they might have a lucky rabbit's foot or a fear of the number 13 or refuse to walk under a ladder or cross their fingers for luck.</span>
Answer:
A. According to the KnowYourState.com website, "The Greenwood Memorial Flower Garden...features more than 12,000 bushes and shrubs, as well as a gazebo designed by the famous architect Wilma Bismuth"
Explanation:
In English Language, ellipsis is a punctuation mark which is used to indicate or show that some part of a quote or sentence is missing or omitted. Exactly three dots are used in ellipsis, not two or four. The dots are known as ellipsis points. Ellipses actually save remove parts that are less relevant. They help one to get right to the point without delay.
Ellipsis are used to shorten quotes or sentences without changing the meaning that it is passing across. It is also used to show a break in thought.
In Option A, we discover that irrelevant details were omitted and the ellipsis helped us to go straight to the point. Also, Option A became more shortened than others retaining the meaning in the quote.
Option A is the correct answer that correctly uses ellipsis to show that part of the quote has been left out.
