Answer:
I would say Whitney and rainsfords discussion of ship trap island immediately establishes a foreboding mood
Explanation:
Mood in the literary term usually describes more of an atmosphere than a feeling of a character or something of a smaller picture. Mood is referred to like a theme almost so it’s. A much bigger picture than just what a character/person is feeling in a specific moment. So I think that the sentence represents that the best out of all of them
The correct answer for the first question: The lama is looking for "The River of the Arrow" because would be option 1. "He thinks he will be purified spiritually when he finds it". This is showed in the excerpt when the lama says "By it one attains freedom from the Wheel of things", meaning he wants to be free of his sins and thinks the river is going to help him achieve it. He does not give a reference as to god being the reason he wants to find the river therefore options 2,3 and 4 are incorrect.
The correct answer for the second question: The excerpt shows that would be option 3. "Kim is eager to show the lama he does not know where the river is located". This is shown in the excerpt when he repeatedly says that he does not know the location, for example " If I knew, think you I would not cry it aloud?". Option 1, 2 and 4 are incorrect because Kim does not appear under the lama's spell, he does listen to him, and has not expressed an interest in the river's powers.
Being able to get a good job to hep you afford paying for a family u might make someday.
The feeling of self accomplishment.
Making your parents proud.
Most animals thrive where they can find food easily
Answer: D
Explanation
It is the correct answer because an adverbial clause or adverb clause describes group of words meant to function as a verb in a sentence.
An adverb qualifies a verb or other words excluding nouns.
It also add details to the sentence and improves the meaning.
The adverb clause should contain a verb and the subject.
In the question the subject is find food and the verb is thrive while easily as an adverb adds more meaning to the sentence.
