The answer to the first one is D.
Answer and Explanation:
The word <em>Literary</em> should <u>NOT</u> bee capitalized in this sentence.
This is because it is only describing the type of group the member is in, not the <em>title/name</em> of something, the <em>name of a month or day</em>, or something <em>specific</em>.
Reading and Writing Society <em>should</em> be capitalized, because it is the name of a group/society.
Monday <em>should</em> be capitalized because is a day of the week.
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Is it just one answer or more than one??
The best strategy you can use to clarify the concept of elective franchise is option 4: Use context clues within the sentence itself.
The sentence that includes the term "elective franchise" provides you with the following clues: "<em>this first right of a citizen</em>" and "<em>leaving her without represenation in the halls of legislation</em>". These clues help you understand the meaning of elective franchise. Thus, the concept can be explained as the right a citizen has to vote and to be represented.
