The answer here is 4, Idiom. Idioms are sayings that may be taken literally, but it's a type of figurative language. One example is the very common saying: "It's raining Cats and Dogs." When someone says that, it isn't literally cats and dogs falling from the sky, but it's raining really hard.
My best guess would be B. Character vs Character.
Demonstrative adjectives are “this, that, these, and those”.
Answer:
Change <em>methodist church</em> to <em>Methodist Church.</em>
Explanation:
<em>Saint Luke Methodist Church</em> is the name of a particular church, so it needs to be capitalised.