I’m pretty sure the answer would be B, it stated the claim that dogs are the most popular pet in the nation, and it goes on to state “for many reasons” which would lead into your body paragraph.
The answer is are. We're includes you, and you weren't eating the breakfast, so that cancels out. Is is used for 1 thing/person, so that can't be true, since it could be the cats, then it would be more than one. It's not was, since if it was past tense, then it would be were, not was. So that only leaves are.
The adverb in the sentence is Summer
The statement that best describes the primary conflict that the narrator experiences in this passage is the second one: "The conflict is character vs. nature, since the narrator encounters a dog that presents a danger to him".
In this excerpt, the narrator tells the reader that the dog, which looked like a big wolf, was a menace to him. <u>This is made even clearer in the sentence "He was not afraid of me; he looked at me as if I were meat"</u>. John, the main character of "By the Waters of Babylon", is forced to deal with the man vs. nature conflict several times throughout the story. <u>During his journey to the Place of the Gods, he protects himself from predators that are part of nature on different occasions</u>.
