Answer:
What is your question? Attach it when you post it.
The correct answer is A. She didn’t know—yet—how to cast the body part of a living animal
Explanation:
In the passage from "Bone Detective," the author explains the challenge Diane faces as she is asked to make casts on a living tiger. In this context, one of the details that show this is a challenge for Diane and she is willing to solve problems is "She didn’t know—yet—how to cast the body part of a living animal" because the section "she didn't know" shows her lack of experience in working with living animals and therefore how challenging this is. However, this is contrasted by the word "yet" that shows she will figure out how to this and by the end, she will know how to make casts in living animals.
Order of Importance sounds right.
Answer:
False. "Her mouth was like a fountain, always running" which is a simile instead. There isn't a "like" in a metaphor, but in most similes there is a word "like" in them. To identify if it is a simile or metaphor, see if there is a word "like" if there isn't it's a metaphor, if there is it might be a simile.
