Answer:
temperament and discontent
Explanation:
Answer: Compound
Explanation: I hope this works
Answer:
C) There is a bay in Puerto Rico that seems to light up at night; the light comes from tiny organisms in the water.
Explanation:
A semi-colon usually stands in for a period when two sentences are related. In the sentence, "There is a bay in Puerto Rico that seems to light up at night; the light comes from tiny organisms in the water," you can replace the semi-colon with a period and it would still make sense. They relate to each other as well. So this sentence is punctuated correctly.
(Further explanation for those who really need it):
A doesn't make sense because the semi-colon isn't needed. It'd need a comma in place of the semi-colon.
B doesn't make sense because the semi-colon isn't needed, either. It'd need a comma in place of the semi-colon.
C is correct. It is explained above.
D could possibly use a semi-colon, but it's placed in the wrong spot. It'd probably be placed between "world" and "people." But it sounds a little janky to me, so I think it doesn't need a semi-colon at all. "World" should have a period after it and the "p" in "people" needs to be capitalized. Either way, it isn't punctuated correctly.
Answer:
C maybe
Which of the following passages is the best example of the author's use of foreshadowing?
C. "This put him right back where he'd been in 1904....
Is it C or E. Hope it helps