Answer:
brittle
Explanation:
<em>Brittle </em>means hard but liable to break into small pieces or burst.
In the passage from Ray Bradbury's "Farenheit 451," Montag, who feels ill and has temperature, describes his wife as he is lying in bed. Thus, he makes reference to her thin hair, her eyes, lips and body. The reason why he did not feel alright is that previous night, he and his team of firefighters burnt down a woman's house with her books, one of which he stole and hid under his pillow. Besides, Mildred told him that her neighbor Clarisse had been killed and that her family had moved away, which also hurt Montag and now makes him question his job and the reason why books are burnt.
The answer is 'b' The Delaware River not only borders Philadelphia but also divides Pennsylvania and New Jersey
The plural possessive form of <em>women</em> is women's. This is because women is already the plural form of woman and to make it possessive you simply need to add the apostrophe "s".
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