Answer:
ABCD is the ryhming scheme.
It shows that something is intentionally missing. It is skipping out a part of a sentence, whether it be the start, middle or end. It means you took out a part from the sentence, like taking a citation from reference. At the start of a quote you may use (...)
<span>Irina teaches crafts to kids in an after-school program in the afternoon after she leaves wo</span><span>rk and an aerobics class in the evening.
It's a declarative sentence.</span>
Answer:
integumentary (skin), skeletal, muscular, nervous, endocrine (hormonal), digestive, respiratory, circulatory, excretory (urinary), and reproductive.
Explanation:
C) the first few letters. This is because the dictionary goes in alphabetical order.
