Separate the last three chunks from the rest of the sentence. Can you find a subject and a verb on this chunk? What does it mean when a group of words has a subject and verb? For this sentence. The pesticides are blown by the wind into the foothills where many of the remaining frogs live.

"The pesticides are blown by the wind into the foothills where many of the remaining frogs live."

The subject of the sentence: "The pesticides"

The verb in the sentence: "blown"

Explanation:

Most sentence contain a subject and verb as they are used to express an idea. Sentences without a subject are phrases.

The subject of a sentence is the performer of the action in a sentence.

It answers the question "what", "Who".

Like the example given, it answers the question, "what is blown by the wind?"

The answer is *the pesticides"

A verb is an action or doing word.

it was most likely D)

Explanation: Although a Dad would say all of these things, D seems most likely to be least said during their time, and yes there is a high chance that he could've said it but, the other three were the more important traits, in there day