I believe the answer would be c.
Puritan literature does exist in today’s world, but is not a topic of conversation. For example, the Crucible was an accurate representation of “witch hunts” both figuratively and literally; disrupting societal functions due to induced hysteria. This is not the, dare I say, “purest” form of Puritan literature, but is recognizable. Essentially, Puritan literature wouldn’t hold up well in today’s world due to the one sided views the puritans upheld
Answer:
Noun 1: Andy
Noun 2: pot
Noun 3: dinner
Verb: had
Noun being modified: roasted
Adjective: roasted
Subject: Andy (Who had a pot roasted? - Andy!)
Predicate: had or roasted .. (Not quite sure but - the <em>predicate</em> used to tell the reader what the subject <em>is doing</em>)
I hope this was helpful
