Sarah wants to decorate her home with objects from around the world. today she is searching for an ornamental teak object to place on her coffee table. the word underlined in the sentence above would best describe a. something that is used to decorate another object b. a special foot pillow that people use when watching tv c. a tool used to protect wooden coffee tables d. something that prevents home decorations from being stolen

The correct option is A) “something that is used to decorate another object”. Teak is a type of wood used in carpentry. Decoration objects can be made of teak as main material.  

Option B) and D) are incorrect since “teak” is neither a pillow nor something to prevent stealing. And finally option C) is also incorrect since “teak” is a type of wood material and not a tool.

A) something that is used to decorate another object

Explanation: According to the statement mentioned in the question, Sarah is looking for object from environment to decorate the coffee table.It signifies about using things or objects for the decoration of other objects .

Other option are incorrect because she is not looking for foot pillow ,equipment for securing coffee table or tool for preventing the decoration from getting stolen.Thus, the correct option is option(A).

answer; the correct answer is (d) binge eating followed by compensatory behavior;

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