Answer:
C.A graph with color so the data stands out
Explanation:
Because she's presenting to a group of customers, this is a sensible choice. <em>Option B</em>, the PowerPoint, would be informational, but when trying to advertise a customers, you would want to be crowd pleasing. However, you do not want to be distracting. <em>Option A</em> could probably deliver information, but one could easily loose focus with a lot of distracting fonts. And <em>Option D</em>. is ruled out, because it states that the clip art relates nothing to the speech information. <em>Option C</em> sounds altogether fun loving and informational!
This is correct. Make sure to put a space after the comma that comes after Daises though.
I think it would be either C or A, but I think C is more right than A
Assuming the underlined word is "leader," the correct answer is predicate nominative. Predicate nominative refers to a word that is in the nominative case and completes a copulative verb. In this sentence, the word "leader." Thank you for posting your question. I hope that this answer helped you. Let me know if you need more help.
