The correct answer is:
The doctor wanted to know when I had last taken my temperature.
Given that the introductory verb (wanted) is in the past, you will have to apply the sequence of tenses in the remaining part of the sentence. This means that you will have to turn the verb one tense before. So, the verb (to take) is used in past simple here, and you need to form its past perfect form, which is had taken.
The appropriate response is D. "The Man Who Was Almost a Man" is a start story, a story of a high school youth attempting to break free of adolescence and enter the universe of adulthood. Disappointed by being youthful, poor, and dark, David Glover grapples with the strain of needing to be a grown-up yet being seen as a youngster by the grown-up group.
Answer: literature, or English. Reading. Anything really
Explanation:
I chose Roman Polanski´s 1971 film adaptation .I noticed that the text and film versions are extremely similar. The only difference lies in the nature of the media depicting it. The depiction of the scene in the film is graphic and vivid. You actually see Banquo falling dead to the floor. This compared with the print version has a much harder effect on the viewer.
Roman Polanski´s rendition of this scene is not only accurate but also powerful in terms of effect on the audience. All details are consistent with the text version: the setting and the characters are the same. The film version captures Banquo´s character to perfection: a brave and better man than Macbeth who thinks only of his son in this moment. He sacrifices himself so as to ensure Fleance gets to safety.
