“Time” is a woman’s worst enemy.
Answer 7
I think the last one is A
1. RESPONSE: C. provide comments on the main problem. In the play “Crossroads: A Sad Vaudeville”, the character of the bandeirante existed mainly to talk about the central problem or theme of the story, which is the search for love and old age. Throughout the play, we can see him uttering dialogues that relate to this theme. 2. ANSWER: D. time In the play, the woman’s main enemy is time, because she is already old but still wants to look for love. She meets a man at a train station who was also looking for the “special”; however, upon seeing the “mask of old age”, the man thinks she is the wrong person for him. 3. ANSWER: A. preposition A preposition in a sentence connects a noun to another word. For example, in the sentence, the noun “leaves” is related to the basket using the word “inside”. We can also think of a preposition as indicating the position of a noun, although there may be special cases where this may not apply. 4. ANSWER: C. interjection In the sentence, the word “Nossa!” is used as an exclamation mark. This is exactly what an interjection is. An interjection is an abrupt remark made in shock. Some examples of interjections include “ah!”, “oh my god!”, and other remarks that are clearly intended to interject someone out of sheer shock. 5. ANSWER: B. conjunction The word “and” in the sentence connects two streams of thought or clauses in the sentence. One clause is about the person receiving ice cream and the other placing it in the bowl. We call these words that connect clauses or sentences conjunctions.
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