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Your answer is option D) The student, although not feeling well, still came in to take the test.
There is a comma after student and a comma after the word "well." You want to stop and acknowledge the student, therefore we put a comma after student. We also want to acknowledge she is not feeling well, so we put a comma there. We notice the student, that she is not feeling well, and then we continue.
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<span>1) D) the speaker and her sister were in the path of a tornado.
2) B) people should heed storm watches and warnings.
3) D) She will likely always take cover during storms.
4) D) She does not remember the day before the accident.
5) C) the narrator's spiritual or emotional wounds
6) D) a train or a big truck
7) C) Ignoring warning signs can lead to life-threatening consequences.
The speaker makes it very clear that she did not do enough to heed storm warnings, and that is a lot of what got them into the danger in the first place. She woke up after a month, but her sister did not wake up for 3 months after the tornado, and had no memory of her life before.</span>
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