I believe its D. The author provides commonsense examples to refute the counterclaim :)
Explanation:
<em>Infer</em><em> </em>
<em>Stationery</em>
<em>Structure</em><em> </em>
<em>Nonverbal</em>
<em>Literal</em>
“Was” is the helping verb
“Taking” is the main verb
Singular noun is a noun that assigns to one thing, one person and one idea. Example: Boy, Girl, Father, Mother, Man, Doctor and so on.
Answer:
D - In Caldwells novel, her protagonist, Lucille, overcomes many obstacles to achieve her goal.
Explanation:
A Bildungsroman is about the growth of the protagonist both morally and psychologically. It's about the passage from young to adult, through learning and experiencing emotions, personal situations, a loss, etc. There isn't a particular style or content. For example, Disney movies or classic hero tales are an example of this. The main character experiences traumatic or hard situations to a point in which they need to step up and end up growing, learning values, etc.
