Sagacious, it could be defined as having or showing keen mental discernment and good judgment, <em><u>shrewd</u></em> is a synonym of what this word can be used as. Some other synonyms would be <em>discerning, insightful, perceptive, prudent, sage, sapient, wise.</em> Also, it can describe people or in this case animals, therefore the best option to choose would be <u><em>“WISE”. </em></u>
The subject of a sentence is the person or thing that is doing the action. Often it comes first in a sentence. A simple subject is only the person or thing. A complete subject is the person or thing that is doing the action plus any modifiers (a, an, the, and other adjectives for example)
EXAMPLE: The fuzzy dog ate his dinner.
The simple subject is: dog
The complete subject is: The fuzzy dog. (The and dog describe/modify dog.)
The simple subject in the question is Taylor, Kevin, and Brenda.
Since there are three parts to the subject (each of the three people) it is also considered to be a compound subject.
For the college-bound individual, few skills are more important than writing. Writing, of course, extends beyond words on a page – it is the effective communication of complex ideas.<span>Writing well becomes increasingly important as students transition from</span><span> </span><span>high school</span><span> </span><span>to</span><span> </span><span>college. Many new college students continue to commit blatant syntax, spelling and grammatical errors that are simply not acceptable in higher education.</span><span>The key writing techniques that students must master include conciseness, clarity, proper grammar and strong reasoning. Students should practice developing these skills in high school in order to be successful once they step into a college classroom.</span><span>These skills can be generally categorized as being either technical or visionary. The most technical skill is grammar. Proper grammar is as important to writing as carpentry is to the construction of a home.</span>
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Tension in fiction is more than just tension in a particular scene. It involves keeping the reader in suspense while the protagonist's state or fate or outcome, etc. is under threat.
I would say that C would be the best choice.
