Answer:
The characters of this first scene are the three witches, and the tone is ominous and supernatural, far off from civilization. This first scene is what sets the tone for the rest of the play
Answer:
The word in the sentence that the prepositional phrase "on the counter" relates to is "placed".
Explanation:
<em>To place</em> is a ditransitive verb. Ditransitive verbs take both a direct object and an indirect object. In the sentence above, the verb selects the NP "her invention" and the PP "on the counter". The NP denotes the thing located, and the PP the location of the thing. We can prove that <em>place</em> is a ditransitive verb that requieres these two arguments (apart from the subject) by taking out one of them, as this would create an ungrammatical sentence (see 1).
1) *She carefully placed her invention
Answer:
"The more information those leaders have the better chance they have of making the right choices."
Explanation:
You can not assume that more information leads to better changes of making "the right choices." This would not be opinionated if it were referring to a historical event where this was the case, but in general this is simply an opinion and can't be supported with evidence, unlike the other sentences.
