Simple, once again you can only break at the syllables.
Destroy is de-stroy
Thus, B and C, don't work
B, breaks at des-troy, and it doesn't work.
C, breaks at dest-roy, and also doesn't work.
Thus, A, is your answer.
Hurricanes and severe storms can de-stroy people's property.
Answer:
b. Which ones?
Explanation:
The adjective modifier <em>those</em> is answering the question "Which ones?"
"Those" is a demonstrative functioning as a determiner in this sentence.
The context (1899, New Orleans and Louisiana) is shown in some details. The use of some particular words like eager, composture, impaired is a sign of it. Also the fact that the money had to be transported phisically. It's also clear in the way Kate Chopin describes the like of women for the money. This is somewhat a macho point of view that has to do with the time and political context she lived in.
Answer:
B.
C.
D.
Explanation:
If you plug in any value to both sides of the 3 equations, they'll always match. Take C. for example.
On the left side, we have: -19 times 1 plus 91=72
On the right side, we have: -19 times 1 plus 91=72
As you can see, the result is the same. This works with any x-value, not just 1.
The outsiders are like the not so rich kids that most always don’t have enough or get in trouble and the insiders(socs) are the ones that brag and have plenty of money and are basically the popular ones
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