Do you mean for the beginning/hook or one of the support topics
Answer:
Create conflict
Explanation:
Based on the context clues from the sentence, we can narrow our answers down to two options: "create conflict", or "fight with". Avoid battle, set free, and accept a challenge are all illogical, as simply yelling at the animal would not lead to any of those results. With the root, prefix, and suffix meanings though, we can choose "create conflict" over "fight with". Agon means a struggle, which would allude to a conflict. Anti means against, or a struggle against the lion. Lastly, ize means cause, and with all of those put together, we get "Try not to cause struggle against the lion". This again alludes to creating a conflict amongst the lion and whoever the character is in this context. Therefore, our answer is "create conflict".
Answer:
'used to' and 'would' describe those repeated, regular actions/activities.
Explanation:
I used to ride my ride....
I would ride my bike ...
Answer:
Correct option is D: Community gardens began in 1998, which resulted in a positive environmental impact on neighborhoods across the nation.
Explanation:
The most format style of a sentences is shown in option D because it provides great meaning without too much full-stops and avoid parallel errors. In option A and B, there are too many stops and almost meaningless phrases standing alone. Option C would have been a good option, but using "so" after the comma and "worry about getting good" and "healthy stuff to eat" makes it informal.
Since you provided a time, I am taking a guess that it's online and the teacher or professor should usually give you a time that officially marks when it's due on January 3rd. If not, you could turn it in on January 3rd anytime, but not after 12:00 a.m. which would make it January 4th. I hope this makes since.
