Shes just like them because she enjoys things they like to do as well. Super sorry if you get this wrong Hope this helps though :) Just to be safe reread the story
The answer is D. Supporting sentences should "prop up" a topic sentence, while topic sentences should relate to the thesis statement.
A is false because the "base" is the fundamental facts, not the topic sentences.
B is incorrect because a topic sentence is usually at the beginning of the three middle paragraphs.
C is false because a topic sentence should be about one particular aspect of an overall topic, not a large, branching statement.
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<em>C) Must carry it out, but has some leeway in how strongly he or she enforces it</em>
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The words in the sentence that make up the adjective phrase are: are her favorite. The correct answer is option C. An adjective phrase, consists of words that modify a noun just like an adjective. The subject of the sentence is "types of flowers" and the adjective phrase that describes the noun and the subject "types of flowers" is the phrase "are her favorite".
