<em>Thecorrect answer is D, beacuse if you read the question it makes more sense!!! :) hope this answer helps someone!!!</em>
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Answer:
The bright light blinded me for a moment.
Explanation:
A word is used in the denotative sense (proper or literal) when it presents its original meaning, regardless of the phrase context in which it appears. When referring to its most objective and common meaning, the one immediately recognized and often associated with the first meaning that appears in dictionaries, being the most literal meaning of the word. Among the options shown in the question, the only sentence that uses the word "bright" with the denotative meaning is the phrase: "The bright light blinded me for a moment.
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Abraham Lincoln promised to take care of the wounded and support the soldiers that protect our country.
<span>To keep his promise we must support the soldiers and help them live after they serve our country.</span>
Answer:
self-serving bias
Explanation:
The scenario being described is an example of a self-serving bias. This is mainly when someone blames other people or factors for the bad things that have happened to them. In this scenario, the girls are blaming the umpire as the reason that they lost the match, but in reality the girls most likely lost the match because they did not play as good as the oppossing team. For the team it is much easier to blame the umpire instead of accepting that the reason for losing was due to their own lack of practice.
