What is the meaning of "pastoral" in the following sentence:

My dad is there, too, hugging her from behind, and from the looks of it, they're somewhere rural-maybe some pastoral patch of small-town New Jersey where they met.

1. Which of the Nurturers' standards has Gabriel not met? a. He has normal intelligence. b. He can sit alone. c. He has six teeth. d. He sleeps through the night.

How does the reader know Younde wants to impress the people of Accra when he goes on his journey?

1. How does the infinitive function in the sentence? A as an adjective B as an adverb C as a direct object Das a subject

Melanie has gone out for a movie with her friends. Her parents have told her that she should be back home by 9 p. m. as she has to go to school the next day. However, after the movie her friends are forcing her to stay out a little longer.

A Midsummer Night's Dream has a romantic theme. How does the attitude toward love develop or change over the course of the play? A. The play begins by focusing on love's problems, but ends by focusing on the joy true love brings. B.

Are these complete sentences, or is one of them a fragment? Homer Simpson worked on the jigsaw puzzle all weekend. On Sunday, he finally finished it.

African slaves were brought to the english colonies to meet the demand for a. soldiers brought about by wars with native americans. b. soldiers brought about by wars with france and spain. c. labor brought about by large-scale farming. d.

What is the setting for Fahrenheit 451? the 24th Century the 20th Century the 19th Century

After reading the tragedy of Julius Caesar, why would the reader consider mark antony the antagonist of Brutus? A. Brutus and mark antony are both protagonists because they do not cause problems for each other. B.

A sentence that refers to one police officer as the law is using