When I think of Gothic, I don't think of anything positive, so A would definitely not be it. The same thing with B. Anything with beautiful, sparkling, bright and colourful things just doesn't scream goth.
For C, I could see where it would be going with using a jail yard as a setting, but since the answer specifically says on a sunny afternoon, then I don't think that would be correct either. When people think sunny, they usually think happy.
I think D would be most accurate. It doesn't seem like it would have any positive attributes, and it would probably even make some people uneasy.
So yeah, I'm not 100% sure, but this is the best I can do to figure it out. I think D would be the best choice! :)
When one thinks of the word "Gothic", the first thing that comes in mind is the gloomy, scary and eerie feeling it evokes to the readers. So, for a Gothic setting, an abandoned mental hospital will be the best example among the given options. A meadow filled with <u>flowers</u>, a <u>beautiful enchanted</u> forest or a jail yard on a <u>sunny </u>afternoon all gives a sense of positive vibes or feeling while the very term "Gothic" is meant to symbolize anything that is the opposite of anything that is positive or invokes happiness.
ok I'll surely help you. but don't rely on me so much I'm in middle school and I don't do physics and biology or chemistry maybe I can do maths or English Or health questions have a good day.
The correct answer among the choices provided is option B. It is not a difference when it is said that the parliamentary debate is the same as the Lincoln-Douglas debate style. It is because Lincoln-Douglas debate style is one-on-one. Parliamentary debate requires a team.
Unlike the petrachan sonnet, the English is divided into four subgroups...that is, three quatrains. (A four line stanza) and 1 couplet (a two line stanza)
Google is a search engine as you said.You don't take the information from it but through it so you will have give credit to the website/article owner you get information from.
