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Princess is already in singular form. To make something posessive, you need to add either 's or '. Since the last letter of "princess" is an "s" the answer would be princess'.
Answer:
the missing options are:
a. expert testimony
b. brief example
c. metaphor
d. hypothetical example
e. simile
The answer is b. brief example.
Explanation:
By talking about how she failed when she tried to ride a bike many years ago, Alisha is setting a brief example that helps to understand the idea of her speech, and also catches the attention of the audience because is something that a lot of people can relate to or associate with similar experiences.
Answer:
C
Explanation:
take a look at this line again
<em>performing breathtaking feats
</em>
<em>of aquatic acrobatics for the sheer joy of it.</em>
Does that sound like silly and foolish to you? It doesn't to me. That answer should never be considered. Not D
Where's the stubborn part? Do the dolphins sound stubborn? Not B either.
What about flexible and powerful? I think this is likely your second best answer. It would take power to get them out of the water and to be acrobatic you need to be flexible. I wouldn't pick this answer, but I understand those who would.
To me the answer if C. They sound like they are having a lot of fun. And they are treating what they are doing with a lot of glee and much joy. What the author says is that it is breathtaking. C is the only answer you could pick.
