The correct answer is "He spent the whole night there. Some of the time he passed in a light sleep, although he frequently woke from it in alarm because of his hunger, and some of the time was spent in worries and vague hopes..."
Explanation:
The third excerpt is the only one from the options that shows the perspective of the main character Gregor about his family. This can be seen in "he must show patience and the greatest consideration so that his family could bear the unpleasantness" that explains Gregor shows consideration or shows thoughtfulness for his family in this new situation. Also, in other excerpts, the narrator focuses mainly on the isolation of Gregor rather than Gregor's thoughtfulness for his family.
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<u>D. According to Davis, "Despite the increased ability of computers to decode and analyze language, there is still a need for people to evaluate online content to check its quality and veracity" (45). </u>
Explanation:
Since the work is listed under the name of the author, it is appropriate that having mentioned the name of the author in the sentence, the parenthetical citation only needs mention the page number from which the quotation has been taken, which it does.
Also, since it is not mentioned that multiple works of the same author are used, assuming that this is the only work Emily cites from Shanya Davis, she needn't mention the name of the work, as anyone who reads the paper can just look up Davis in the 'Works Cited' and find the name of the work there.
The correct answer is became.
'Has become' is incorrect because we have a limited time (during the 19th century), and present perfect tense means that the action is still happening in the present. 'Becomes' is incorrect because this happened in the past. 'Had become' is incorrect because you use past perfect tense only before something else happened in the past. 'Would became' is incorrect because it should be would become.
Answer:
people are sick and tired of seeing their strenuous effort go to waste
A primary purpose is to provide info to perform a task.
