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The correct answer is D. The line "I am come amongst you . . . not for my recreation and disport . . ." best quiets a possible objection from the crowd.
With these words, she argues that she has come among them not for fun, as some might say, but because she is a true leader. Thus, she prevents anyone from saying that she is there for recreation by meeting this objection headfirst.
Answer:
The correct sentences are B. and C.
Explanation:
By definition, a complex sentence contains two or more clauses. A clause is a grammatical unit: whenever a sentence contains a subject and a predicate, it is a clause. Examples of simple sentences are A. and D. In the case of B. and C., each of them contain two clauses. Sentence B.: clause 1 = "When you father( subject) comes home (predicate)"; clause 2 = "he (subject) will be upset (predicate)".