Preponderance as used as a <span>simple subject: The word preponderance is the simple subject in this sentence.
Preponderance as used as an object: ?
Preponderance as used a predicate nominative: She is very preponderance to the book club she attends.
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<span>Shaw’s play pygmalion differs from the original inspiration for his work primarily
<em>(d.) </em>because Shaw used his play to comment on class structure. Shaw's intention in writing the play was to critique the society that was very patriarchal. This was written before women were allowed to vote; thus, Shaw wanted to eradicate social class and elevate the status of women. In the play he showed that manners can be learned and that language plays a very important role in social development. </span>
I would think the answer would be letter B
The descriptions, actions, and quotations given in the passage tell us that the subject is silly and she could not understand her conversation with the vet.
The given passage has been taken from "Bone Detective: The Story of Forensic Anthropologist Diane France, Lorraine Jean Hopping"
The passage talks about a conversation between the vet Mary and Diane. Diane was told that alginate was a pink gummy material used to make moulds of teeth.
Diane was silly and so innocent that she thought the same could be applied on humans. She used it on her tongue without even realising that is is meant for animals.
Therefore, the descriptions tell us that the subject was silly.
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C. Emerson's poem has unanswered questions,
making it like a speech. Whitman's poem repeats
ideas for emphasis, making it monotonous.
