Which sentence correctly uses the word ground according to the first noun definition? A. After a rocky airplane trip, I was very
happy when the plane touched ground again. B. Using a mortar and pestle, the healer ground the dried herbs into powder. C. My sailing skills are so poor that I will most likely ground the ship on a sandbar if I am not careful. D. We were allowed to assemble nearby but not on the ground of the museum itself.
"<span>The feud between the Montagues and the Capulets is the conflict, and it is resolved by the deaths of their children" is the best option but using the word "solved" here is a bit misleading since the rivalry continued. </span>
