ANSWER: A. Bodies
We need to make use of context clues in order to answer this question. The sentence is talking about a situation in wartime where pilots would decorate the planes with pictures large enough to be visible from the ground. Where else could this be other than the main body of the plane?
Thus, we get to rule out the other options and figure out the answer.
Answer:
Look below
Explanation:
Brooding - moody, sullen, or unhappy in thought
Scrupulous - Concerned with avoiding wrong actions
Hedge - A boundary formed by bushes or shrubs
Abstain - restrain oneself from doing something
Trellis - support made from metal or wood for plants or vines to lean on
Contraints - limitations or restrictions
Lavish - expensive and elaborate
C because it’s making an inanimate object seeming to have human qualities
The organizational pattern that is commonly used when writing directions is, option C. Chronological Order. Directions are usually written as guides so these should be written in order and should follow a certain sequence.
