The answer is D D D D D D
The sentence that gives us a hint of what is going to happen later is sharp and unnecessary perils.
<h3>What does sharp and unnecessary perils mean?</h3>
These are words that tells us that the King went through some turbulence. From these choices of words we can tell that there would be trouble.
The man that was at chess with his put the king in a situation that it should not have.
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Based on the given sentence above, the error that I can find is the incorrect use of the pronoun "their". Looking at the sentence, the subject is "One of your students", this means only one, and not all the students. Therefore, this should take a singular pronoun. So the correct sentence would be "One of your students left his or her book on the table." So the answer for this would be option A. Hope this helps.
To figure out point of view (POV), look for the PRONOUNS.
First person: told FROM the narrator's/author's point of view: uses the pronoun "I"
Second person: told directly TO the reader: uses the pronouns "you/yours" (for what it's worth, this POV is rare.)
Third person: told as an observation ABOUT the characters: uses the pronouns "he/she/it/they/his/hers/its/theirs"
