Answer:
Complete sentence.
Explanation:
A sentence fragment is a clause or a group of words that are part of a sentence but do not form or make a complete sentence. They can be best identified by the structure or composition of the sentence, as it will miss either a subject, a verb or an object, or a complete thought. Even if it contains both a subject and a verb, it can sometimes be a sentence fragment.
The given sentence "the author researched the Great Depression" is a complete sentence as it has all the necessary elements of a complete sentence.
Answer:
A. it should be "Government" its missing the N
According to the sentences shared from The Destructors, the word that best describes Trevor is <u>peculiar</u>.
From those sentences we can't tell that Trevor's silence is because he is cautious or introspective. Nothing in those lines tells us any other thing for us to understand that he is one of those two things.
On the other hand, we can know from the sentence "When he said 'Trevor' it was a statement of a fact, not as it would have been with the others a statement of shame or defiance" that he didn't mean to be threatening, so the choice left is C.
Peculiar, as an adjective, means that someone clearly distinguishes from the rest for some personal characteristic. Trevor's attitude is clearly different from the rest of the gang and it is something that distinguishes him.
The literary device used to describe Johnny's mugging is idiom
