Answer:
rejected
Explanation:
Despite or in spite of can be used interchangeably. These are used to show contrast and are used for the same meaning. The only difference is the way they are used; the structure in which they are used.
Despite Karina's aptitude, experience, and wide range of skills, the corporation rejected her application for CEO.
Anne Frank demonstrates great bravery when she hides with her family and others in the underground annex during the Holocaust. She is well aware that leaving the attic, as well as being discovered by others other than the sympathetic people who are hiding the Jewish families in the attic, would almost certainly result in her death.
Participles are verb forms which look like verbs + suffix -ing. So having that in mind, the participle in the sentence above is the word standing.
Participles function either as adverbs (when they modify verbs), or as adjectives (when they modify nouns). In this case, the participle acts as an adjective, modifying the word child.
I dont know what your talking about.. i guess both of us need help now huh? lol
