Hi,
Your best choice is going to be "intrinsically".
When someone is "intrinsically motivated" it is because they enjoy what they are doing to achieve their goal.
~Elisabeth
1. b (ex. little lamb, little lamb, who made thee. Dost thou know who made thee)
2. a (ex. mentioning the civil war in a work. or mentioning a famous novel/movie)
3. d (ex. Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers)
4. c (the man was a pig when it came to eating at a buffet)
Even though you do not provide the underlined part of the quotation from paragraph 10, the answer to this question is quite easy to pinpoint due to advanced knowledge of the English language.
The best sentence is the one which offers a syntactic inversion, because it is the one that produces a more emphatic result. And being that the main purpose of inversions, it seems quite an obvious pick.
So, the final answer for this question is:
B) ‘seldom does a sight more grand and more striking meet a person’s eyes, as when he sees the Overland train slowing…’
This sentence provides more emphasis as well as a better and clearer grammatical construction.
A bildungsroman is considered a coming-of-age novel. Jane Eyre is a novel that follows the main character, Jane Eyre, through her years and what she goes through in her life; how she finds her family and the love of her life. The novel is a coming-of-age novel, therefore it is categorized as a bildungsroman as well.
Sorry its not great and its not 250 words but I just had this question and this is what I wrote.
