Answer: C. Aunt Nancy says that "wascally wabbit" on old-time TV cartoons was a positive influence by introducing her to classical music.
"Wascally wabbit:" this part of the sentence doesn't need a comma before or after it because it is not a quote; it is a title. It also doesn't need a comma after it.
The answer is hero and a great historical figure
"prior to the beginning of the eighteenth century, it may look like this. It might be poetry, a play, an extended narrative, or a biography. The characters would be heroes, such as mythical gods and goddesses or historical figures. They would include all of the great things they’ve accomplished."
The excerpt above shows that this answer is correct.
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B. to persuade (the picture is hard to see, but it looks like an advertisement)
