Hello there! Assuming you meant possessive pronoun, and not passive pronoun, your answer would be B. Mine.
A passive pronoun isn't a thing, I was pretty sure on my own and confirmed it with a google search.
So, that being said, i believe you meant possessive pronoun. A possessive pronoun shows ownership.
Out of the options you provided, B would be the best answer, since mine shows that the option belongs to the speaker. You, They, and Me, are all used to address the reader, speaker or other characters. Regardless, none of these options would work because they don't show ownership, so yes, b is your correct answer.
Hope this helps, and have a great day!
Answer: If you argue with a fool you are just like him that is why no one will be able to tell the difference.
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establish tone.
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Hughes uses imagery to establish tone.
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(3) Other types of writing are narrative, descriptive, and expository.
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The third sentence i.e. 'other types of ... expository' do not belong to the content of the given passage as it goes out of the context. <u>The key idea of the passage is to explain persuasive writing, the types of persuasive writing, and how to influence and gain the support of the desired audience group while the third sentence goes completely irrelevant as it talks about other types of writing that make it illogical and go out of the coherence</u> of the passage. Thus, <u>option 3</u> is the correct answer.
Hinged window
From the context clues, a person can stand at a casement and wave with the possibility of people seeing her, and it not be strange. With that in mind, people don't usually stand and wave in a cabinet or trapdoor. That would be rather strange to see. The only two options left are door and window. It is most likely that the woman is standing AT the window waving her hand standing at the window. Usually you stand IN a doorway.