A) All nouns should be capitalized. I pick A.
B) The second choice is wrong because "house" don't have to be capitalized. It is not a noun. And also "movie" doesn't need capitalization.
C) The third choice is wrong because "movie" don't have to be capitalized.
D) So many erros.
A noun is a name of a person, animal place or thing.
Answer:
I think its D, if its not right then it could possibly be C.
Answer:
The two sentences that best show that the composer drew inspiration from literature are:
Bernstein's music was influenced by many pieces he had heard - and even read - before.
West Side Story was also influenced by the famous play Romeo and Juliet, written in the late sixteenth century by William Shakespeare.
Explanation:
The excerpt makes it clear that music composer Leonard Bernstein was a very talented man, capable of writing different styles of music.<u> His inspiration, however, did not come only from other music pieces. The passage makes it clear that literature was also an important source of inspiration for the composer. That is clearly stated in two sentences:</u>
Bernstein's music was influenced by many pieces he had heard - and even read - before.
West Side Story was also influenced by the famous play Romeo and Juliet, written in the late sixteenth century by William Shakespeare.
<u>We are told that what he read was also influential on his work, and that a specific famous play, "Romeo and Juliet", inspired Bernstein's most famous work - the music for "West Side Story".</u>
The correct answer is "Heroes never make mistakes."
<span>B) Animals used in a Species Survival Plan are sometimes taken out of the public viewing areas for a private, less stressful area to breed and care for their offspring in the first critical weeks.
B is the best option of the ones we can see. You didn't include the sentence as is so I don't know if A is better. I do know for a fact that options C and D are grammatically incorrect. The difference in the sentences is really the use of the adjective phrase (used in a Species Survival Plan). This phrase clarifies which animals are moved out of viewing areas.
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