I think that would be 1. sorry if it's wrong..
C) "During the 1300s, a secret passage helped free an English king who was taken captive by his enemies."
Explanation:
<u>A topic sentence must convey the idea of the whole paragraph.</u> <u>In that sense the paragraph here works on the idea of secret passages being historically significant</u> in the important events that changed the course of history.
Thus either the first sentence of the paragraph or this sentence fit the description stated above. Out of all the options given this statement directly refers to the theme and thus is the topic sentence.
The correct answer is B. Those dogs are Labrador Retrievers.
A predicate noun refers to a noun or a phrase that provide more information about the subject of the sentence. In this case, the 'dogs' are 'Labrador Retrievers.' Since this sentence provided an information about the subject, it is a predicate noun.
A word that takes the place of a noun. e.g. she he, they, it, I.
e.g #1
the name "Katy" is a noun but you can replace it with a pronoun and say "she". Katy went to the shop// She went to the shop.
e.g #2
The name of an object is a noun e.g "ball" but you can replace it with a pronoun and say "it". The ball bounced// It bounced.
Yes because if not it would just be one long sentence.
