The answer to this problem would be D. pronoun.
Verbs are considered to be the perfect bridges and connectors of the subject and the predicate. Adjectives and adverbs would be the spices of the sentences which would pave way to a much better understanding of what the sentence is talking about, giving the reader or listener to have a clearer picture rather than the usual simple subject and simple predicate. Pronouns, on the other hand, act as substitutes for nouns and are usually used when the noun is overused in a paragraph. This is to avoid redundancy and the monotonic feel when read or listened to.
The correct answer is A.
A yoke is a wooden bar used to connect two animals to a plow or, as here, a chariot. A yoke does not refer to the necks of animals themselves, but rather to the bar that is placed across them.
Here, the dragons have been yoked to a chariot that pulled one to the top of Olympus.
This is true. Narrative stories are usually fictional, but some authors write narrative stories that are kind of similar to memoirs in the sense that they document a true experience from the author's life.
Wiesel describes Yossi and himself as smiling, laughing, and happy. He describes those were selected as standing apart, abandoned by the whole world. Silently weeping. He cannot truly be happy when he sees his fellow prisoners have been doomed. The contrast also reminds the reader that there is a fine line between death and survival.