Explanation:
Ancient china
this setting is a set in ancient times when good gods and goddesses spirits and demons were accepted set in a time and place that are more mythological than actually is where the tail of the monkey king unfolda
D. He acts like he's going to cry. Even though it might seem correct, but gramatically it's totally wrong. There should be other <span>subordinating conjunction</span> such as "as" indeed. Hope it will help.
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The correct answer is the first option - The statue holding the torch is the Statue of Liberty.
You don't need a comma in this sentence because if you separated the phrase <em>holding the torch </em>using commas, then it would mean that phrase is non-essential, when in fact its meaning is very important for this sentence. It is important to know which statue exactly that is - and this is why the phrase should not be separated by commas.