C. Collective Noun
The word “flock” is what is known a collective noun, which is a noun that represents many things, or a group of things. For instance, “flock” is a word that collectively refers to a group of birds. A herd is a noun that refers to a group of cattle. A pod is a word that collectively refers to a group of dolphins. It is important to note, however, that even though a collective noun such as “flock” is comprised of many things/birds, it should still be understood to be singular because you would be talking about a singular group of things.
Suffering usually takes place when the people least expect it.
“About the suffering they were never wrong, the old masters: how well they understood its human position; how it takes place while someone else is eating or opening a window or just walking dully along.”
In the excerpt of the poem Musee des Beaux Arts, W.H. Auden expresses that suffering happens while others are just going about their usual, normal day—apathetic and not expecting it to happen. The poem painted the people indifferent to the suffering of others and just continued on with their daily routine.
when people are doing ordinary things, such as eating or walking
Conversely, forests provide natural beauty.
In addition, forests provide natural beauty.
In contrast, forests provide natural beauty.
The correct answer is - In addition, forests provide natural beauty.
This is the only sentence that shows that the ideas from this example and the one before it are connected because they are similar. The other sentences show opposite ideas, by using connectors such as however, conversely (which means 'on the other hand'), and in contrast.
In "The Negro Artist and the Racial Mountain," Langston Hughes discusses how African American artists who want to become recognized often feel they will face added hardship and scrutiny because of their race. Therefore, they try to "pass" as white, denying themselves the exploration of their own voice. Hughes believes that if they were to be exposed to African American artists, they would be more likely to celebrate their identity instead of denying it.
B. degrees of intensity
C. part to whole
D. attribute
b. everyday people.
c. religion.
d. history