<em>They provide us with both a snapshot and a background to the social and political histories of the analytical method, colouring and outlining it with reality. While this is of some academic interest, biography also creates a far more engaging and lively platform for historical interest.</em>
If I am not mistaken, I believe it should be 'A', if you meant "the gold and brown puzzle pieces are on the cats head" not "the gold and brown puzzle pieces are the cat's head".
The answer is B. It has a check mark by it in the picture.
A cliche is simply an expression that has been overused, sometimes to the point that it loses its original meaning. An example of a cliche may be: They all lived happily ever after. This sentence is cliche because it's a statement/expression that has been overused and is now lacking in originality.
