<span>The first point is Exposition, which introduces the story. The second point is Inciting Incident, which presents a problem for the characters. The third point is Rising Action, where characters take action to find a resolution. The fourth point is Climax, where the story comes to a head. The fifth point is Falling Action, where characters react to the resolution of the problem. The sixth point is Conclusion, which resolves the remaining plot.</span>
1.His pants were torn during the match.
(Past tense)
2.Aron, together with his wife greets the guests of the party.
(Present tense)
3.Tweezers are always useful to handle small objects
The answer is C. he. it sounds wrong, but technically that is correct.
deer, moose, birds, and big horn sheep
It is referring to a brain as she gets cloudy in the head “mental” refers to the word brain