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so the first one is a fragment as it doesn't start meaningful if you get what I mean and the second on is a sentence.....AYO I hope I'm right don't write the answer yet wait for someone else to answer it too because I'm not confident in my answers
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The teenager took the whole of 2019 off school to continue campaigning, to attend key climate conferences, and to join student protests around the world.
In September 2019, she travelled to New York to address a UN climate conference. Greta refuses to fly because of its environmental impact, so she made her way there on a racing yacht, in a journey that lasted two weeks.
When she arrived, millions of people around the world took part in a climate strike, underlining the scale of her influence. Addressing the conference, she blasted politicians for relying on young people for answers to climate change.
She said: "How dare you? I shouldn't be up here. I should be back in school on the other side of the ocean, yet you all come to us young people for hope. How dare you?"
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In my opinion the first two options are the correct answer
Norman Gortsby didn't have a positive opinion of the general public or himself. His mood matched the dusk or the settling darkness. He saw honest, hardworking people walking past him as 'the defeated'. He made conclusions about the old gentleman sitting next to him without knowing anything about him.
There's no answer choices, but a simile would be comparing two different things using "like" or "as". So if one of the answer choices has one of those words it's probably your answer.