PART B: Which detail from the text best supports the answer to Part A? A “And as she was so beautiful the huntsman had pity on her” ( Paragraph 11) B “They lifted her up, and, as they saw that she was laced too tightly, they cut the laces, then she began to breathe a little” ( Paragraph 51) C “She trembled and shook with rage. ‘Snow White shall die,’ she cried, ‘even if it costs me my life.’” ( Paragraphs 66-67) D “‘I love you more than everything in the world, come with me to my father’s palace, you shall be my wife.’” ( Paragraph 88)

Based on the narrator's comments about living with the widow douglas, the reader can infer that a) the narrator doesn't care much for civilization and its strict rules. b) the narrator admires and wants to become more civilized and refined. c) the narrator is extremely religious and of high moral standing. d) the narrator desires to become a productive member of society.

What kind of interaction is depicted in the image? a. intraspecific, direct b. intraspecific, indirect c. interspecific, direct d. interspecific, indirect e. invasion

An ecosystem is shown in the illustration. assume that human activities have led to a decrease in the number of eagles. a virus attack on rabbits has led to a decrease in their population in the ecosystem. which two sentences describe likely effects on the ecosystem? 1. there’s an increase in the number of snakes and insects and a decrease in the number of frogs. 2. there’s an increase in the number of snakes and insects, and the storks face increased competition for food. 3. there’s an increase in the number of storks and a decrease in the number of snakes and insects. 4. there’s an increase in the number of frogs and a decrease in the number of storks and insects. 5. there’s a decrease in the number of snakes, insects, and frogs.