<span>The answer is that an introductory adverb clause is usually followed by a comma. This is to introduce a pause to separate the two clauses. For example, When you go to the beach, you like to play with the sand and build sand castles. There you see that the indroductory clause, "when you go to the beach" is separated from the main clause "you likde to play with the sand and build sand castles" by a comma.</span>
Answer:
Option C) is correct
Explanation:
Providence refers to the protective care of God as a spiritual and divine power. Certain acts that are natural and are unavoidable can be considered as an act of providence.
Some people survived the disease in Plymouth and they were not at all infected either with sickness, or lameness.
Bradford attributes this fact to providence.
Option C) is correct.
Jonathan had never worked so hard in his life. Jonathan was used to working hard in school--staying after for tutoring, studying for an hour every night, and doing an hour's worth of homework each day. But Jonathan had never done any heavy labour. Now here he was with his father, trying to dig a large hole in the backyard for a compost pile. Sweat poured off his father's brow as he grunted with each shovel full of dark dirt. Jonathan had always thought that writing essays was hard work.
Which sentence would work best as a concluding sentence to this paragraph?
A) Jonathan decided that he hated his father for making him work so hard.
<u>B) Now, Jonathan realised that hard work comes in all sorts of shapes and sizes.</u>
C) Work, Jonathan learned very quickly, was something that was good for the soul.
Eliminate
D) "I wish it would rain," thought Jonathan lazily, "I'd rather be playing video games."
I think this could be answered a lot of different ways, but here is at least something to get you (hopefully) started:
Some issues are more important to us than others because they may affect us more. If you are a person of color then issues surrounding racism may affect you more than someone else, so the problem may be more important to you than to someone else who "doesn't care." If you are hungry getting food might be a more important problem to you than homework, but the homework may be a bigger problem to the teacher, etc.
