Answer:
1.How much pockets money do you get?
It is incorrect
Correct Sentence - How much <em><u>pocket</u></em> money do you get?
2. Go to the chemists to buy some bandages.
It is incorrect
Correct Sentence - Go to the <u><em>chemist</em></u> to buy some bandages.
3. I like fry chicken the most.
It is incorrect
Correct Sentence - I like <u><em>fried</em></u> chicken the most.
4.I'm allergic to diary produsts.
It is incorrect
Correct Sentence - I'm allergic to diary <em><u>products.</u></em>
5.The knifes are already on the table
It is incorrect
Correct Sentence - The <em><u>knives</u></em> are already on the table
6.Where are the change rooms?
It is incorrect
Correct Sentence - Where are the <em><u>changing</u></em> rooms?
7.What are you ordering for desert?
It is incorrect
Correct Sentence - What are you ordering for <em><u>dessert</u></em>?
An allusion is an expression designed to call something to mind without mentioning it explicitly; an indirect or passing reference.
B) people with other religious beliefs were welcomed by colony leaders but shunned by everyone else.
Answer: A. Worried and desperate
Explanation: Chief John Ross sounds distressed and disheartened. (Some evidence includes lines 34 [harassed], 42-48 [despoiled of private possessions, stripped of every attribute of freedom, denationalized, disenfranchised, etc.], 52 [overwhelmed, sickened, utterance is paralyzed]).
