Match the following.
1. suffix changed verb to a noun
2. suffix meaning one who
3. suffix shows a quality or action
4. suffix changed noun to a verb
5. suffix used to compare two things
6. suffix changed noun to adjective
7. suffix changed adjective to adverb
8. word that maintains its original part of speech after adding the suffix
9. suffix used to compare three things
10. suffix that can change an adjective to a noun
friendlier
childish
-ence
quietly
-dom
-ant
-est
liquefy
confidant
-er
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When we match the descriptions to the options, we have:
1. confidant
2. -ant
3. -ence
4. liquefy
5. -er
6. childish
7. quietly
8. friendlier
9. -est
10. -dom
A suffix is a group of letters added to a word's ending. It changes that word into a new one, often changing its category as well - for instance, making a noun out of a verb.
Let's briefly explain each of the answers above:
1. "Confidant" is a noun formed by adding the suffix -ant to the verb "confide".
2. The suffix -ant seen above means "one who" performs an action.
3. The suffix -ence indicates the state of possessing a quality or performing an action. Example: ignorance.
4. "Liquefy" is a verb formed by adding the suffix -fy/efy/ify to the noun "liquid".
5. The suffix -er is added to an adjective in order to compare two elements in the sentence: She is smarter than her sister.
6. "Childish" is an adjective formed by adding the suffix -ish to the noun "child".
7. The adverb "quietly" is formed by adding the suffix -ly to the adjective "quiet".
8. "Friendlier" is an adjective formed from "friendly", which is also an adjective. The suffix did not change the category of the word.
9. The suffix -est is added to an adjective in order to make its superlative form, which extends the comparison to more than just two elements. Example: She is the smartest of the group.
10. The suffix -dom can be added to an adjective in order to change it to a noun. Example: freedom.
In conclusion, understanding the use of suffixes can enrich our vocabulary and comprehension of meanings.
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A. She stood as still as a statue with all eyes on her
B. She then sat dow satisfied with her actions
C. Mary clanged two glass together rudely interrupting the conversations going on around her
D. She finally simply said thank you for coming her words of biting the ears of all who heard them
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Answer: C
Explanation: Onomatopoeia is a term for making a sound of an object it is describing.
A cannot be correct as A is a simile (Comparing an object to something else)
B is wrong as the sentence is describing how she is feeling, not what sound she is making
D is wrong because although she is saying something, this is not classified as onomatopoeia
Therefore C is correct, because it says that she clanged two glasses together. The word clanged is a sound describing what the two glasses are doing.
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i recommend that you reappear in the examination to make better grades is this sentence grammatically correct ?
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Not entirely
Explanation:
You can't make better grades, but you can get better grades. Otherwise, I don't see any other mistakes. Hope this helps!
negative effects of social media on the youth
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some negative effects can be cyberbullying,anxiety, lower self esteem, and depression
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UNREALISTIC BODY IDEALS
Explanation:
THE MEDIA PORTRAYED IN MANY TRENDING ACCOUNTS IS USUALLY FITS INTO THE CATEGORY OF FATPHOBIA AND RASICM.
Transfer from the present tense to the past tense. The policeman carries the whistle.
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Which excerpt represents Armstrong’s purpose in writing this passage? “ . . .you’d like to hear about how Lance Armstrong became a Great American . . . .” “When I was 25 I got testicular cancer and nearly died.” “I’m not here to make polite conversation. I want to tell the truth.” “Death is not exactly cocktail-party conversation, I know . . . .”
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The passage of Armstrong is missing, here is the passage:
When I was 25 I got testicular cancer and nearly died. I was given less than a 40 percent chance of surviving, and frankly, some of my doctors were just being kind when they gave me those odds. Death is not exactly cocktail party conversation, I know, and neither is cancer, or brain surgery, or matters below the waist. But I'm not here to make polite conversation. I want to tell the truth. I'm sure you'd like to hear about how Lance Armstrong became a Great American and an Inspiration To Us All, how he won the Tour de France, the 2,290-mile road race that's considered the single most grueling sporting event on the face of the earth. You want to hear about faith and mystery, and my miraculous comeback, and how I joined towering figures like Greg LeMond and Miguel Indurain in the record book. You want to hear about my lyrical climb through the Alps and my heroic conquering of the Pyrenees, and how it felt. But the Tour was the least of the story.
The correct answer to this question is C. “I’m not here to make polite conversation. I want to tell the truth.”
Explanation:
In texts, the purpose is defined as the main reason for writing a text, which can include to inform, persuade, explain, etc. In the case of the passage presented, the purpose of Lance Armstrong is to explain his truth, this is directly expressed in the section "But I'm not here to make polite conversation. I want to tell the truth".
Moreover, this purpose is supported through other details that include the fact Armstrong had cancer and his perspective that his triumph in the Tour of France was not the only important part of his story because this shows Armstrong want to tell all the truth about himself and his story rather than being polite and only tell those parts the audience wants to hear.
Answer: C
Explanation:
Read this excerpt from a poem.
Sighing sadly, hanging her head
Regrets resound
Apologies abound.
Forgiveness granted is like wings,
And she will soar.
Which line contains a simile?
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Answer:
forgiveness granted like wings
Explanation:
like is a similie
Dillard's final paragraph is meant to ____.
A. inspire the reader
B. depress the reader
C. intentionally confuse the reader
D. leave the reader wondering about nature
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Answer:
A. inspire the reader
Explanation:
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20. What Important element of Benjamin Franklin's character does this passage from his autobiography reveal?
There was a salt-marsh that bounded part of the mill-pond, on the edge of which, at high water, we used to stand to fish for minnows. By much trampling, we had made it a mere quagmire. My proposal
was to build a wharf there fit for us to stand upon, and I showed my comrades a large heap of stones, which were intended for a new house near the marsh, and which would very well suit our purpose.
O his sentimentality
his shyness
his dishonesty
O his ingenuity
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The following question is based on your reading of “On Women's Right to Vote."
Based on your readings of the speech given by Susan B. Anthony, how much was the fine she was ordered to pay?
a. $50
c. $150
b. $100
d. nothing
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b. $100.
Explanation:
Susan B. Anthony was an activist who worked hard for the rights of women and other American people in general. She was also one of the hard-lined abolitionists who wanted equal rights for everyone, not just women but also African Americans, slaves, etc.
In 1872, she registered to vote in the Presidential election in the city of Rochester, New York when she was arrested and imprisoned. During those times, women had little to no rights, not even the right to own property or be a part of society like voting. Men, excluding the slaves and African Americans, were deemed o be the only ones allowed or capable to vote. So, when she was arrested for trying to participate in a man's world, the judge during her trial ordered her to pay a fine of $100, to which Anthony replied "I shall never pay a dollar of your unjust penalty".
Red sweater by Mark Hac Hager
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Explain the happiness and sacrifice shared by a boy and the old man . you may state your on own example
speech on observing without evaluating
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The dog chased the ball down the street is it Active voice or Passive voice
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Active Voice
Explanation:
The first noun (dog) acts out the verb (chases) but if you say the ball is chasing the dog down the street then it becomes passive voice.
Answer: It is an active voice.
i need 500-1000 words for my flash fiction essay. it can be about anything but has to have a twist at the end. pls help. no PLAGIARISM!!!
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Andrea Mathews looked at the tiny hat in his hands and felt jumpy.
He walked over to the window and reflected on his beautiful surroundings. He had always loved grey Amsterdam with its lonely, light lakes. It was a place that encouraged his tendency to feel jumpy.
Then he saw something in the distance, or rather someone. It was the figure of Jona Thunder. Jona was a clever coward with brunette hair.
Andrea gulped. He glanced at his own reflection. He was tall with thick eyebrows and wide thighs. His friends saw him as courageous. Once, he had even brought a knowing puppy back from the brink of death.
But not even a special person who had once brought a knowing puppy back from the brink of death, was prepared for what Jona had in store today.
The snow flurried like singing foxes, making Andrea relaxed.
As Andrea stepped outside and Jona came closer, he could see the vigorous glint in his eye.
Jona glared with all the wrath of 7897 wild bored bears. He said, in hushed tones, "I hate you and I want a fight."
Andrea looked back, even more relaxed and still playing with the tiny hat. "Lets do this," he replied.
They looked at each other with confident feelings, like two hard, hungry guys looking for a fight.
Andrea stepped forward and as he did his hat transformed into a sword.
Jona looked surprised, but he didnt let the surprise weapon stop him from drawing out his own sword.
And then the fight began.
THE END
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Me and my girl friend, Vanessa, collect odd things.
When I say odd, I mean disturbing. Glass jars full of pickled snakes, fish, slugs, and any other gross creature we happen to like. We have bones scattered everywhere around our house in the forms of jewelry, wall pieces, art, statues, ect. We have dead taxidermy mice, snakes, squirrels, and even a cat that used to be Vanessa's. We don't pickle or taxidermy them ourselves, we just find them from scary estate sales, antique sales, or stores.
One day, while looking for an anniversary gift for Vanessa, I came across a black magic shop. I know she likes the concept of black magic, and very creepy things, so I decided to go in. The shop smelled like old socks and cloves, and it was dark. There were books of all kinds, spices, jars, sage sticks, and different charms around the entire store. As I was looking around the store, a man comes out from the back of the shop, holding a box full of bottles.
"Can I help you with anything?" The man asked, and I nodded.
"Uh, yeah, my girl friend and I have been together for about 5 years, and I was looking for an anniversary gift for her. Got any ideas for me? She really likes odd things, ya' know?"
He nods, and beckons me over to the counter. I put down the jar I was examining, and walk over. He disappears into the back again, and comes back out with a doll that is made out of wood.
"Does she like dolls? Maybe she'll like to have Karlie. I've been looking for a home for her for many years, but well... You know the stigma of scary looking dolls. She isn't haunted, I promise, just a little odd looking." He explained, and I was ecstatic. Yeah, the doll looked scary, but the scarier the better, honestly. It means Vanessa would like it even more. It's head was very round, with painted rosy cheeks and dark painted on eyes. It's nose and ears were sticking out, and it's hair was made of yarn.
"Oh, my God. She'll love it. She has an entire room at home full of weird dolls and such. Thank you so much sir! How much?" I asked, pulling out my wallet.
"Oh, no. You don't have to pay anything. Karlie here has been living in my shop for so long, she's free. Take her." He said, smiling at the doll then holding her out for me. "You take good care of her now," he says. "If you ever need her repaired, just bring her back here. I'll do it for free."
I was a little shocked by how nice he was being, but nodded in agreement. "Of course. My girl friend takes care of all her stuff."
Later that evening, after we had dinner and went on a well deserved date night, it was time for me to give her the gift.
"Hey, I got you something." I said, and picked up the shoe box from the floor beside the couch, and handed it to her.
"Oh, thank you, Kevin! I love it so, so much!" She said after she opened it, flinging her arms around me. "What's her name?"
"Karlie. The man at the store called her Karlie. She'll look good with the rest of your collection, huh?" I asked, and she nodded enthusiastically, hugging the doll to her chest.
"I love you, Kevin," She said, and I smiled.
That night, she decided to sleep with the doll in our room, and I had no objections. I was just so glad that she loved it, I didn't care what she did with it. She can be hard to shop for, since she's already seen everything weird and has everything she could want.
But, later that night, I swore I could hear a baby crying. I woke up to hear Vanessa talking quietly, and a baby crying so loud that it was almost ear splitting.
"Shh, shh, it's okay Karlie, I know he gave you away, but I'm gonna take good care of you." My heart stopped. You'd think someone who collects the most odd things imaginable would be used to scary things happening, but really, that's not true. This has never happened before. Watching my girl friend talk to a crying doll that I swear wasn't alive earlier is one of the weirdest things that has ever happened. Ever.
"Vanessa? Why are you talking to the doll?" I asked, she looked at me like I was a dunce.
"Her father just gave her away like that. The man who created her, the shop owner." She explained to me, cradling the wooden baby.
Instead of freaking out, like any sane person would, I just nodded. I nodded and let her cradle that baby, and act like it was real. I heard it too, so she's not the only one. I never even really questioned it after a while, just kind of went with it.
I don't exactly remember when we started treating it like a real baby, but it just sort of happened. Vanessa wanted the doll to keep from getting mad, so she gave her the best life she possibly could. And I just went with it. I mean, what else could you do? So that is how we became parents. Of a wooden doll.
What was happening in the world and in the United States in 1979 and 1980 that is connected to the story The Boys of Winter.
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Explanation:
The history of the United States from 1964 to 1980 includes the climax and victory of the Civil Rights Movement in the United States; the escalation and ending of the Vietnam War; second wave feminism; the drama of the generational revolt with their sexual freedoms and drug use; the continuation of the Cold War, with his space race to take a man to the Moon. The economy was prosperous until the 1969-70 recession, then declined due to external competition and high oil prices. American society was polarized by the ultimately futile war and by protests against the war and conscription, as well as by the Watergate Affair, which revealed corruption at the highest level of government. By 1980 and the takeover of the US embassy in Iran there was a growing feeling of national unrest.
The period closed with the victory of conservative Republican Ronald Reagan, ushering in the "Reagan Era" with a drastic change in national leadership. The Democratic Party was divided on the issue of the Vietnam War and other foreign policy issues, counting on a new element based on young voters. Many of the Democrats considered liberal in other areas joined the neoconservative movement and began to support the Republicans (especially Reagan) on foreign policy. Meanwhile, Republicans were generally united in intense American nationalism, strong opposition to Communism, and strong support for Israel.
Memories of the 1960s shaped the political landscape of the next half century. As Arkansas Governor Bill Clinton explained in 1990, "If you look back at the 1960s and think there were more good things than bad, you are probably a Democrat. If you think you did more harm than good, you are probably a Republican. "1
how would a toxic friendship affect the physical well being of a teenager?
Long answer NO PLAGARISM PLEASE
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- toxic friends who compare them could make them insecure about their body
- can pressure them into substance abuse
- can leave them to cut themselves
These are a few possibilities that can happen. You can write the long answer yourself so there’s no risk of plagiarism. It’s good to write it yourself as while writing; you may think of more ideas to incorporate.
PLS HELP, IF I GET THIS BAD I LOSE THE YEAR, AND LOSE MY FRIENDS, PLS DONT PUT SOMETHING RANDOM Which sentence in this excerpt from Anton Chekhov's The Proposal best reveals the setting of the play? NATALYA STEPANOVNA: Well, there! It's you, and papa said, "Go; there's a merchant come for his goods." How do you do, Ivan Vassilevitch! LOMOV: How do you do, honoured Natalya Stepanovna? NATALYA STEPANOVNA: You must excuse my apron and négligé. . . . we're shelling peas for drying. Why haven't you been here for such a long time? Sit down. [They seat themselves] Won't you have some lunch? LOMOV: No, thank you, I've had some already. NATALYA STEPANOVNA: Then smoke. . . . Here are the matches. . . . The weather is splendid now, but yesterday it was so wet that the workmen didn't do anything all day. How much hay have you stacked? Just think, I felt greedy and had a whole field cut, and now I'm not at all pleased about it because I'm afraid my hay may rot. I ought to have waited a bit. But what's this? Why, you're in evening dress! Well, I never! Are you going to a ball, or what?—though I must say you look better. Tell me, why are you got up like that? LOMOV: [Excited] You see, honoured Natalya Stepanovna . . . the fact is, I've made up my mind to ask you to hear me out. . . . Of course you'll be surprised and perhaps even angry, but a . . . [Aside] It's awfully cold!
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Answer:
The answer I prefer is
Explanation:
Aside it's awfully cold.
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"The weather is splendid now, but yesterday it was so wet that the workmen didn't do anything all day."
Explanation:
It reveals the weather of today and yesterday.
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The thesis statement..
A. is the focus of the literary analysis.
B. is the introduction to the literary analysis.
C. is the final observation in the literary analysis.
D. is the supporting detail of the literary analysis.
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Which sentence uses present tense?
A. The catacombs was dark and cold, symbolizing death.
B. Fortunato loved wine, so he was vulnerable to the plan.
C. The piles of bones foreshadow Fortunato's fate.
D. Poe used many images of death and darkness.
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What is the BEST example of a topic for literary analysis?
A. The way Fortunato lures his enemy into a trap.
B. How Rainsford gets away from the general.
C. How the general appears to be civil but isn't.
D. What a good shot the sniper is.
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Q2. C
Q3. A
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use words with appropriate connotations
sluggish
lax
lazy
leisurely
please help
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The answer is Leisurely :) it means to do something relaxed.
The Lee family took a leisurely walk along the path talking in the scenery and smelling flowers.
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A scientist wants to determine if the time it takes a certain amount of salt to dissolve changes with the change in temperature. Experiment is set up with two test tubes have full of 25°C water. what are the variables being tested?
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Answer:
Salt is the variables being tested.
Explanation:
Solubility of salts are the variables being tested in the experiment by changing temperature. Variables are those factors or elements whose values are changing. Salts are put in the two test tube which has the same temperature i. e. 25°C. Then the temperature of the test tube will be increases and due to increase in temperature, the solubility of salts in water increases and the whole solution will be uniform while salts remain at the bottom due to no increase in temperature.
Read the following excerpt from "The Cask of Amontillado" and answer question.
THE thousand injuries of Fortunato I had borne as I best could, but when he ventured upon insult I vowed
revenge. You, who so well know the nature of my soul, will not suppose, however, that gave utterance to a
threat. At length I would be avenged; this was a point definitely, settled --but the very definitiveness with
which it was resolved precluded the idea of risk. I must not only punish, but punish with impunity. A wrong is
unredressed when retribution overtakes its redresser. It is equally unredressed when the avenger fails to
make himself felt as such to him who has done the wrong.
It must be understood that neither by word nor deed had I given Fortunato cause to doubt my good will. I
continued, as was my in to smile in his face, and he did not perceive that my smile now was at the thought of
his immolation.
What type of conflict is implied in the passage above?
O Person vs. Person
o Person vs. Society
O Person vs. Nature
Person vs. Self
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Answer:
Person vs. Person
Explanation:
The conflict is between Fortunato and his arch-nemesis Montresor, which is two people
On our way home, we _____________ a couple of nights in Yosemite National Park.
Group of answer choices
spended
stayd
spent
stay
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Answer: The correct grammatical choice is spent.
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Answer:
Spent is the answer.
Explanation:
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I will be doing my homework.
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Answer:
That is absolutely amazing! Good job.
Explanation:
6. FESTIVE
A. serene
B. hearty
C. gruesome
D. jaunty
E. dreary
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Answer: what? didn't understand
Explanation:
Answer:
festive time we welcome our guest hearty
What did the Alaskan hunters who discovered Chris’s body think about Chris’s knowledge of animals, and on what evidence did they base this? What was the final outcome of these musings?
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Answer:
The Alaskan hunters who discovered Chris body believed he had little knowledge about animals.
Explanation:
Christopher McCandless lived into the wild by killing small animals like small birds, squirrels, porcupines, and one moose. He gathering mushrooms, roots, and berries.
The moose identified as a caribou, but it was a moose. It showed that Chris was not as unprepared and stupid as everyone thought.
Before he decided to go to Alaska, he took a rifle, a bag of rice and some necessary tools and utensils with him.
His dead body discovered by moose hunters just outside the northern boundary of Denali National Park. The cause of death officially reported as starvation.
Determine whether the word in bold is a plural noun, a possessive noun, or neither of them. Maureen’s goal is to play drums in Lon’s band. Question 41 options: a) plural b) possessive c) neither of them
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Answer:
The answer is
Explanation:
A) Possessive.
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How does the poem's mood and tone change in each of these stages? "O Captain!My captain!
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Having rejoiced that "the fearful trip" of the war is over, Whitman moves the tone of his poem in three stanzas from the exultation of triumph to despair as the country is now without a leader. The speaker himself feels a personal loss: "But I with mournful tread,/Walk the deck my Captain lie,/Fallen cold and dead."
Explanation:
The correct resposne is - Whitman shifts the mood of his poem in three stanzas from the exultation of success to despair as the country is now without a leader, having delighted that "the awful voyage" of the war is ended. But I with melancholy tread,/Walk the deck my Captain lie,/Fallen cold and lifeless," the speaker says, expressing his own sense of loss.
Who was Walt Whitman?On May 31, 1819, only thirty years after George Washington took office as the nation's first president and into a working-class family in West Hills, Long Island, was born Walt Whitman, possibly the most important and avant-garde poet in America.
Walt Whitman was given his father's name; the carpenter and farmer were 34 years old at the time of Whitman's birth. Being a liberal thinker his whole life, Walter Whitman, Sr. knew and appreciated Thomas Paine. He was born just after the American Revolution had come to an end.
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What is the first rule Equality breaks, and where is he located when he breaks the first rule?
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In Act I, scene i of Romeo and Juliet, the character of Benvolio embodies the archetype of the
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Answer:
Loyal friend.
Explanation:
William Shakespeare's "Romeo and Ju liet" revolves around the love story of two young lovers whose fates were sealed the moment they laid eyes on each other. The love that they shared for each other was higher than any obstacle, such as their family feud, and they met their death as they chose to be together rather than be separated.
In Act I scene i of the play, a fight broke out between the groups of people from both families. Moreover, this scene also includes the love-sick Romeo, pining for his lost love Rosalind. Benvolio, a loyal friend, and cousin promises to help him forget about Rosalind and get him another girl, promising "I’ll pay that doctrine or else die in debt."
Answer:
Loyal Friend
Explanation:
Read the poem below and answer the questions that follow. MY TRUE-LOVE HATH MY HEART My true-love hath my heart, and I have his, By just exchange one for another given: I hold his dear and mine he cannot miss There never was a better bargain driven: My true-love hath my heart, and I have his. His heart in me keeps him and me in one, My heart in him his thoughts and senses guides: He loves my heart, for once it was his own, I cherish his because in me it bides: My true-love hath my heart, and I have his Questions Identify seven pairs of rhyming words in the poem. (7mks) Describe the rhyme scheme of the poem. (3mks) Explain any three sound patterns used in the poem. (9mks) Which intonation would you use to recite the last line of the poem? Explain your answer. (2mks) Identify the persona in the poem. (2mks) Explain briefly what the poem is about. (3mks) Explain any figure of speech used in the poem. (3mks) Give four ways in which rhythm is achieved in the above poem. (4mks)
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Question;- Identify seven pairs of rhyming words in the poem.
Answer;- 1) Guides, bides; 2)sight, light; 3)heart,smart ; 4) his,bliss; 5)His,miss; 6)driven, given; 7)sought,vow.
Question;- Describe the rhyme scheme of the poem.
Answer;- Sir Philip Sidney's poem "My True Love Hath My Heart" is written in iambic pentameter. (This is the rhythm.) This means that there are ten syllables per line, and that the stress rests on every other syllable.A rhyme scheme is a pattern of rhyme: a rhyme is created with the last word of each line.
Question;- Explain any three sound patterns used in the poem.
Answer;-
Hi there! Can someone help me with my english homework please?
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Have you read this book? I have not read this book
Have they been to France? They have not been to France
Has she played baseball before? She has not played baseball before
He just scored a goal
I already did my homework
They have just escaped from prison
Mary has not yet written a postcard to her friend
We have already bought out tickets for the concert
Have you seen the new James Bond film yet?