The correct answer is:
c. attempt to forget love and fame
From “Ode to a Grecian Urn.”and “When I Have Fears” by John Keats. The speaker’s fear in “When I Have Fears” causes him to attempt to forget love and fame.
“You have been so brave!” exclaimed Princess Anna.
A because the correct way to write that sentence should be "When I came home, the floor was wet, the pillows were chewed, and the plant was knocked over." Or a couple of other ways you could correctly word that sentence.
True, although it can be more than one word.