Answer:
To correctly punctuate the sentence, we must:
A. Add a comma after the word dark.
D. Add a comma after the word evil.
Explanation:
We must use a comma to separate coordinate adjectives in a sentence. Coordinate adjectives have the same degree of importance in the structure and describe the same noun. The sentence we are analyzing here uses coordinate adjectives in "evil mad scientist" and "dark distant mountains". However, the punctuation is off. To correct it, we must add a comma after "evil" and another after "dark":
- The unicorns know of an evil, mad scientist who lives beyond those dark, distant mountains.
The word <em>wishing </em>is used as a participle in this case. Although gerunds and participles look the same, they are used in different senses - gerunds generally denote nouns, whereas participles have more of an adverbial meaning.
10. a prayer that her love will live eternally
Saying that she hopes God allows that her love will live on after death shows that she wants a love that lives forever
11. c. "Landscape plotted and pieced--fold, fallow and plough"
This shows what he has done to his land to make it his own and how hard he has worked on it
12. d. "The land's sharp features seemed to be/the Century's corpse outleant"
This shows that the land basically resembles a corpse which shows how powerful an effect nature can have on shaping land.
