Answer:
The second sentence, (B) That isn't our boat; it is your's. uses the second apostrophe incorrectly.
Explanation:
The correct answer are critical responsibility, use of reason and logic, use of realism, <span>suspicion of shows of emotional, religious views.
Common sense period was actually about that, common sense, not about emotional appeals or supernatural beliefs. They valued hard work, scientific development, education, etc.</span>
The gentlemen gave Christopher a pink bonnet
Answer:
He must be a strange policeman
Explanation:
The stanza and its imagery cause the reader to experience a nearly claustrophobic feeling. The character whose clothes and accessories are all "as tight as can be" seems to be going through a whole lot of tension, since the way he's dressed could be seen as a metaphor for how he's feeling deep inside, probably about to face a daunting situation.
