Answer:
it means both inevitable and awful
Explanation:
Answer:
B. His tone shifts from logical to ironic,
Explanation:
In the beginning of the paragraph he talks about the only logical reasons there are in why the law is wrong. The second half of the paragraph is ironic becausse he speaks of how he would act in those situations even though he isn't in them. Legal and illegal are not being used correctly throughout history when they should clearly have been fixed. Therefore, it is ironic.
Answer:
The statement which describes the solvent is:
D. It is the component of solution in bigger quantity.
Explanation:
The solute is the substance that is dissolved in the solution. <u>The solvent, on the other hand, is the substance doing the dissolving.</u> Once the solute is dissolved, it breaks down into individual particles, which makes it impossible to distinguish it from the solvent. <u>The solvent is most commonly used in larger quantity than the solute. A simple example we can think of is when we make jello. We need to use a bigger quantity of water than of the jello powder. Water is the solvent, the powder is the solute.</u>
Answer:
Correct option is B)
Option B 'adverb' is the correct answer as 'clearly' is modifying the meaning of the verb 'reads'; simply put, it shows how Bill read the story.
Option A is an incorrect answer because a 'pronoun' belongs to that category of nouns that can be used as a substitute for nouns. 'Clearly' does not substitute any given nouns.
Option C is incorrect because an 'adjective' is any word naming an attribute of any noun and the underlined word is not regarding nouns. 'Clearly' means someone is ready and prepared and there are no obstacles, it is modifying the verb 'reads'.
Option D is incorrect because a noun is a naming word and 'clearly' is not a name of anything; it is an action word.
C) no change is your best answer, because the sentence already makes sense as it is.
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