The correct answer is "object complement", because it follows a direct object (in this case "the normally flat land") and renames it or states what it has become. It cannot be "predicative nominative" because "hilly" is not a noun, "direct object" here is "the normally flat land", and a predicate adjective follows a linking verb (for example, She is PRETTY.) So the only option left is "object complement".
The answer would be C. Langston Hughes
audience and message!
the message behind a story is the overall importance, and the audience is well, how the author gains.
The answer is C. a comparison of two things that does not use like or as; for example, "Her eyes are blue pools"
Your answer would be A) Adding an apostrophe after the s. Such as if someone's name ended with an S. Example being, Alexis. So you would say Alexis' sushi.
