Based on the given paragraph above, I believe that the best transition word to start the third sentence would be option C. FOR EXAMPLE. This is the best transition since the third sentence serves as an example of what is being talked about in the second sentence. Hope this helps.
Answer:
Oxymoron
Explanation:
The phrase contains contradictory words
These are homophones, words which sound identical but have different meaning.
Answer:
Laura Brawysh, who lives in a New Jersey nursery home, is one of the country's oldest survivors of the virus.
Explanation:
We can determine from the question, that we're to order the words to form a coherent sentence.
Start the sentence with the word 'Laura' and end the sentence with the word with the period ('virus'). Laura is suppose to be in upper case in the question above. A comma is written after the full name as a comma could be seen after 'Brawysh' and another comma could be seen after 'home' in the question.
Laura Brawysh, who lives in a New Jersey nursery home, is one of the country's oldest survivors of the virus.
Answer:
A!
Explanation:
Usually when authors or anyone in general say “spoke to me” they mean it’s calling for them, it’s reaching out to them. It’s a personification.
