Answer:
"Anne flings open the door of Peter's room, making a dramatic entrance." and "Peter look her in fury."
Explanation:
"Anne flings open the door of Peter's room, making a dramatic entrance." and "Peter look her in fury." show direct comments by the playwrights of Peter's and Anne's thoughts and feelings.
Through these lines, we can conclude that Anne is trying to annoy Peter by wearing his clothes and making a dramatic entrance to his room while Peter seems to be vexed and irritated by Anne's constant disturbance and chattering.
I'd say B. Family Pet. It seems like the most logical answer.
<span>"Allusions can originate in mythology, biblical references, historical events, legends, geography, or earlier literary works." Words taken from: </span>https://web.cn.edu/kwheeler/lit_terms_A.html --->Under the definition of Alluson
"A. childrens'" is the proper answer because the musem belongs to the children, which is plural. If a single child owned the museum somehow, it would be The Child's Museum.
Answer:
Too protective of something
Explanation:
