The last option. There needs to be an apostrophe in "its".
I'm thinking C it fits the most.
Answer:
Is this the complete question?
Answer:
C. Wyatt Martinez and his relationship with Funland
Explanation:
The text talks about the origins and growth of Funland, as well as Martinez's future plans for the amusement park, but mostly focusing on Wyatt Martinez's relationship with it: the text talks about how he watched his father ran it, he helped built it, made plans for expanding it, and nowadays he hopes to pass it down to his children and wishes to see it continue to grow. Therefore, we can summarize that the main idea or most important thought of this paragraph is Wyatt Martinez and his relationship with Funland.
Yeah, you're right. It's B. Showing how the character is feeling rather then telling is by showing their emotions is, how passively their body language is, and how they respond to the situation. Ex: She was angry, hands balling into tight fists, and her scowl could tear through souls. Hope this helps you out.
