The correct answer is <span>A. Cory drove to Middleton in his search for Eloise.
A simple subject is one which consists of only one word - here, the subject is Cory, and as you can see, it has only one word. A complete subject contains everything that refers to the subject (adjectives, appositives, etc). Since there are no such modifiers describing the word Cory, that is also the complete subject.
B is incorrect because the subject is 'crocodiles, quiet as logs.' C is incorrect because the subject is 'detectives Homer Fry and Janine Small.' D is incorrect because the subject is 'large and small dinosaurs.'
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The poet suggests The Lady Of Sharlot is an artist when in the second part of the poem we read ..."T<em>here she weaves by night and day </em>
<em>A magic web with colours gay. ..."</em>She forms some kind of fabric which is magic as we also read in ...."<em>But in her web she still delights </em>
<em>To weave the mirror's magic sights..."</em>Alone in her tower, she weaves. She seems to be the same kind of artist who needs to be alone and self absorbed to work.
Which passage?
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Why does Carrie discover a new atmosphere when she reenters the street?
Answer:
His primary intended audience are American people.
Explanation:
In the second paragraph, Roosevelt is telling about the Japanese attack on the American Island of Oahu. He wants the audience to pay attention to the condition before the attack. Also, he mentioned the move that made the Japanese Ambassador to the United States. Roosevelt describes United States of America as victim who must defend itself. He wants to emphasize loss of life and torpedos that are seen in "on the high seas between San Francisco and Honolulu."
