Answer:
D. Neither the children nor their mother hides her delight at receiving presents.
Explanation:
In any sentence which uses the "neither...nor" form, it is mandatory to see the structure of the sentence first. Neither....nor is a comparing word which is also a negative form.
Whenever the 'neither...nor' form is used, the verb form will be based on the subject nearest to it. The subject-verb agreement will depend on the singularity/plural form of the subject involved. In the sentence, the verb "hide(s)" will be judged or used based on the nearest subject which is "mother" thus making it singular. So, the verb will become "hides" and followed by the pronoun "her" instead of the plural "their" for "mother" is singular.
Thus, the sentence
<em>Neither the children nor their</em><u><em> mother hides her</em></u><em> delight at receiving presents</em>
is deemed the correct answer.
Answer:
A). The setting
Explanation:
Setting is characterized as the description of the 'time, place, and circumstance in which the narrative is set in and the set of events take place.'
In the given excerpt, London develops the characters Kiche and the people through displaying their responses to 'the setting' and it is reflected through the descriptions like 'Fang's sudden paralysis for an moment and scrambling due to unknown, lurking in the midst of the sticks and moss', 'at the sound, Kiche leaped snarling...raged terribly', etc.<u> which suggest that the their developments have been reflected through their cirucumstantial responses</u>. Thus, <u>option A</u> is the correct answer.
Definition of odyssey. 1 : a long wandering or voyage usually marked by many changes of fortune his odyssey from rural South to urban North so your poem should be about sumn like this
Answer:
<u>to improve one's quality of life</u>
