Answer:
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Explanation:
An adjective is a description of a noun like small spider ( small would be the adjective) (Spider would be the noun)
A hurry of hoofs in a village street - This is when Paul Revere starts his ride after all the suspense builds.
Answer:
A well-known playwright of great skill in English literature was <u>William Shakespeare.</u>
Explanation:
A well-known playwright of great skill in English literature was William Shakespeare (26 April 1564 – 23 April 1616). He is admirably considered as the greatest playwright in the world. He is also familiar as England's national poet as well as the "Bard of Avon." His available works include about 39 plays, 154 sonnets, two lengthy descriptive poems, and some other verses, a few ambiguous authorship. Most of his plays have been rendered into major living languages. His are played more often than those of any other playwright.
Answer: D: Zoos utilize habitats to educate the visiting public.
Explanation: As much as I hate that sentence, it's absolutely the most formal of each of these options. Generally, using the first person is a sign that an author is using an informal literary style (which eliminates answers A and B.) Also, saying things like "cool," "awesome," or "rad" are clear signs that a writing style is informal. TL;DR: Do the one that sounds the most annoyingly boring. You'll almost always be right.
