I would also say D ( it introduces the speaker's sense of fondness for the orchards) is the answer because the original statement describes being in an orchard as a pleasant experience instead of dull and uninteresting like A would suggest. B would not be the correct answer because of the adjectives used. C would also not be correct because the original statement doesn't describe what the orchard looked like.
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A) contempt
B) elegance
C) lethargy
D) quickness
B) elegance
In the sentence the woman has begun to make a meal. Then she has some words with Millie because something was not to the woman's liking. After this, the woman carries the things she needs to set the table into the parlour and begins to lay them down. The formality with which the woman is described makes it seem as though she is rather formal and uppity. She probably wants everything to look and be perfect for the meal, so we can assume that she is laying down the linens and china in a way that is very elegant. The list of things she accomplishes makes it seem as though she is not slow or lethargic. On the other hand, she does not seem to be doing it quickly. While the woman does seem to have some negative feelings towards Millie, she doesn't have them towards the table settings, so she is not putting them down with contempt.
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Answer:
Water
Explanation:
I'm pretty sure its the water because you can hear the waves, smell the salt, taste it, and touch it.
Answer :end a period of activity, especially resting content that enough has been done.
"we were prepared to do another long march before calling it a day"
synonyms:
admit defeat · concede defeat · stop trying · give up · give in · surrender · capitulate · be beaten · despair · lose heart · abandon hope · give up hope · throw in the towel/sponge · drop one's bundle
Explanation: