Answer: d. When he first enters the banquet hall, Macbeth appears cheerful.
Explanation: Subject-verb agreement means that the verb and the subject must agree in number, this means that if the subject is singular the verb needs to be also singular, and the same applies when the subject is plural. We must be careful with the final "s" in the verbs conjugated in the third person of singular (he, she, it). In the given sentences the option "a" is incorrect because the subject is "Lady Macbeth" (she) so the verb should be "walks", in the option "b" the correct it should say "Banquo, not Fleance, is killed" because the subject is singular (Banquo), the option "c" should be, "Fleance, without Banquo, escapes" (because the subject is Fleance), and the correct answer is "d" because it says "he first enters" and "Macbeth appears".
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“‘I'm not going to play anymore,’ I said nonchalantly. ‘Why should I? I'm not a genius.’”
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Answer: c. looked / was searching
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<em>When I first got off the plane, I </em><em><u>looked</u></em><em> around as if in a fog. I </em><em><u>was searching</u></em><em> for my classmates. </em>
The sentence started with the past tense being used by the narrator. As such, the rest of the narration has to be in past tense as well.
With this in mind, the word <em>looked</em> and the phrase <em>was searching</em> would be the right words to use to fill in the blanks.
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The moral of "The Tell-Tale Heart" is that we should not commit crimes because, in the end, our own sense of guilt will expose us. In this story, the narrator takes cares of an elderly man but grows to fear and loathe what he calls his "Evil Eye." He becomes obsessed with it and decides to murder the old man.
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Good food for bees would be flowers, specifically lavender, borage, and marigolds. For bugs, it depends whether these bugs eat other bugs or plants. SO you should get both. You should hang feeders on gutters, poles, garden hooks, trees, arbors, arches
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