Answer:
B)
Explanation:
As First Lady during Franklin D. Roosevelt's administration from 1933 to 1945, she had championed poverty alleviation, access to education and civil rights, and traveled to the European and Pacific front lines of World War II. In April 1946, she became chair of the U.N.
The correct answer is C, syllable/tillable.
The other options do rhyme, but are not exact rhymes.
D) The sentence implies that the Colonel recognizes the attendant's name.
This sentence is all about the Colonel's behavior. The Colonel does not act differently until after the attendant reveals his name. Therefore, the Colonel recognizes the attendant's name. None of the other options are correct.
However, the Colonel believes the attendant said the name Colombo, but that is not the attendant's name and the attendant sets him straight.
Number the Stars also qualifies as historical fiction and war drama because, well, it's set in 1940s Denmark during the middle of World War II.
