Answer:
D. Bannecker lacked formal training, yet his achievements are notable.
Here we can see some unusual use of syntax, as the sentence doesn't follow the "normal" structure of SVO (subject, verb, object). In this case, the answer is the third option, it follows a verb (danced ... away)-object (the night)-subject (the excited party-goers) format. Thus clearly the remaining options cannot be applied here in this example.
<em>i think</em> <em>it is a Noun ^^ </em>
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Answer: Although
Explanation:
The correct answer is "Although, he was no longer hungry, James ate a large piece of cake".
Although, is typically used to link two ideas that contrast each other. It shows one fact which then makes the other fact surprising. It surprising in this case that James still ate a big cake despite the fact that he wasn't hungry anymore.
