Was ,and in are the adverbs
Answer:
Yes
Explanation:
Has a subject and a verb & it’s a complete sentence
The correct answer is B!! :)
Answer:
The girls wake up to the sound of goats. Outside the barn, they see a boy leading a small herd of goats toward them.
The boy introduces himself as Chencho and gives the girls water. Odilia has a bad feeling about him; she feels uneasy.
Chencho offers to lead the girls to Hacienda Dorada, and Odilia tells him that isn't necessary, but the girls end up seeing him again after they leave the barn and begin traveling together.
Chencho leads the girls to an old house that he sleeps in and tells them about his experience with a chupacabra.
Chencho turns into a chupacabra and attacks Pita. The girls blind him by poking out his eye.
They consider killing him but decide to let him go when they realize that it's Chencho
The self-portrait and the selfie are two separate, though at times overlapping, efforts at establishing and embellishing a definition of one’s self.
Qualities like medium specificity, deeply rooted histories, and traditions (or lack thereof) that define these efforts only superficially differentiate the two. What has greater weight is the selfie’s inherently replaceable and even disposable quality. If after taking a picture of oneself the results are unsatisfactory, it is easily forgotten and replaced by a new picture.
The self-portrait, whether it is a carefully composed study or created in haste, often contains more decisions than could be easily erased. Calling a self-portrait by Rembrandt a selfie is not only anachronistic, it also negates the carefully calculated set of decisions that created the rendering.
This does not mean that selfies cannot be self-portraits, or that selfies by nature require the opposite of calculated intent. An artist could choose to represent him or herself through selfies; however, self-portraits don’t immediately signify selfies.
