Answer:
a. Gaylord S. Gillis, II.
Explanation:
Gaylord S. Gillis, II would come first in the alphabetic filing order, although option a and b look similar their last names are different, option a ended with II while option b ended with Jr. alphabetically letter I comes before J so therefore the correct answer would be option a. Gaylord S. Gillis, II.
Answer:
Your answer would be that the literary device used in the passage is an analogy.
Explanation:
In the passage above, the author has used the literary device called analogy. An analogy is a comparison in which a thing or an idea is compared to another thing which is a little different from it. Its purpose is to explain the original idea by comparing it to something that is familiar. In this case, a relationship is compared to the way the stock market works. The author explains that both of them have ups and downs and that, in both cases, you only get what you put into them.
Answer:
I think the context clue is nonhuman
Explanation:
Sorry if I'm wrong:/
Answer C. its.
Most of the film wasn't as exciting as its beginning.
I chose C. its because the word 'their' or 'theirs' refers to one or more than one person(s) item or pet. Example: "The cat was theirs."
Example 2: "Their horse watched from the pen."
And answer D. it's, also refers to something that someone is in possession of, or describing. 'It's' is short for 'it is'.
Example: "It's a beautiful necklace."
Example 2: "It's rightfully her car."
Lyddie still feels like the debt is her responsibility. Diana took Lyddie to a doctor who was a friend of hers, Dr. Craven.
