An interrupting word or group of interrupting words that renames or identifies the noun or pronoun that it follows is called a A. appositiv B. subjunctive C. dependent phrase D. expletive

But when the frames of poles were made into tepees by being covered with cloth and skins, White Fang was astounded. It was the colossal bulk of them that impressed him.

Why does Marty decide to name the dog Shiloh? A. His sisters start calling the dog Shiloh, and Marty thinks it is a good name. B. He gets the idea when his mother asks if the Shiloh dog is still hanging around. C.

How is Orson Welles's character Macbeth different from Shakespeare's Macbeth? A. Welles's Macbeth did not care about power. B. Welles's Macbeth did not speak all of the original lines. C. Welles's Macbeth was a weak man. D.

What can one infer about Orwells feelings based on his use of such diction as "puppet", "dummy" and "mask" in paragraph 7

Which apect of gothic literature do the first four chapters of frankenstain most clearly show? a. the value of intellectualism b. focus on society's rules c. a main character who is a madman d. exotic setting

If you had a chance to change the past would you? why or why not?

Hamlet tells Claudius to search for Polonius in Hell because

Which of the following is a factor of motivation? A. Making thigs enjoyable B. Intrinsic motivation C. Positive public pressure D. All of the above are factor of motivatio

What does sensationalized mean

In "All Summer in a Day", the metaphor " she was an old photograph" is used. What exactly does this mean?