ENGLISH HIGH SCHOOL

Which word in the sentence does the adverb clause modify? Take the cookies out of the oven when the timer rings.

A.
Take

B.
when

C.
oven

D.
cookies

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Answer 1
Answer: the adverb clause modifies the word

A. take
Answer 2
Answer:

I just took the test, the answer is A. take

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What do the signers pledge to do at the end of the declaration of independence

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Answer:  The signers added by the final sentence of the Declaration of Independence a promise that quotes: “We Mutually Pledge To Each Other Our Lives, Our Fortunes, And Our Sacred Honor”

Explanation:

The Declaration of Independence stated that a government must protect the rights of its people. By that time Britain did not protect the rights of the colonists, hence the idea to stablish a new form of government. They promoted the ideas of equality and the promise can be interpreted as saying the signers of  the Declaration of Independence pledge to live and die for what they believe in.

At the end of the Declaration of Independence, signers pledge to each other theirs "Lives, our Fortunes, and out Sacred Honor. 

LOTF Chapter Eleven: “Castle Rock”:1. Piggy insists that Ralph __________________________________.
2. Piggy carries _________________________ as they approach the hunters’ camp.
3. When the boys first arrive at Castle Rock, _______________________ is not there.
4. Ralph calls Jack a _______________________.
5. The hunters capture _____________________________.
6. What happens to Piggy and who does it?
____________________________________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________________________
7. ________________________ breaks.

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Answer:

Explanation:

Chapter Eleven: "Castle Rock":

Piggy insists that Ralph blow the conch.

Piggy carries the conch as they approach the hunters' camp.

When the boys first arrive at Castle Rock, Roger is not there.

Ralph calls Jack a thief.

The hunters capture Samneric (Sam and Eric).

What happens to Piggy and who does it?

Roger pushes a large boulder off a ledge, and it strikes Piggy, causing him to fall to his death.

The conch breaks.

In "Marian Anderson Sings," why do Anderson's neighbors and friends in Philadelphia hold a benefit concert for her? A.to help her afford a European music school's tuition

B.to help her reach Washington, D.C., for the Easter concert


C.to help her afford the cost of renting out Constitution Hall

D.to help her pay for voice lessons as a young girl

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The answer I beleive is 
D.to help her pay for voice lessons as a young girl

In his editorial, Allen talks about the sanctity of the human conscience and the enlightenment that comes from debate. Explain how the connotations of these words convey his tone.

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  let's analyse what the "sanctity of human conscience is". Sanctity here means that something is sacred - and that it can't be questioned. This gives the connotation that human conscience (for him: the ability to make one's judgements) is important (sacred).- so this ability to make one's judgement is important to the author.

Then the "enlightenement" - this bring with itself the connotation that the debate is very educational, teaches us about something, in a way that's perhaps life-changing. This is also reflected in his tone: that the debate itself is very important.

Allen uses these words to convey his feelings about personal freedom. He believes that each person has the right to their own beliefs and opinions (sanctity of human conscience). The “enlightenment” that comes from the debate just means that he believes in the freedom to test these ideas. The debate can be educational, important, and can possibly change your outlook on some ideas.

16. Which of these words has the same denotative meaning as, but a different connotative meaning than, the word copious.meager
abundant
lavish
sparse

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The correct answer is C. Lavish

Explanation:

The meaning or sense of words can be classified into denotative and connotative meaning. The denotative meaning refers to the literal meaning or the meaning in the dictionary that is the meaning agreed by the speakers of a language, this meaning is also classified as direct or explicit meaning. On the other hand, the connotative meaning or secondary meaning refers to the associations people do in relation to some word, which mainly depends on the contexts and personal experience of people and therefore, this meaning differs from the denotative meaning as it is not shared by all the speaker of a language but varies according to the cultural or emotional association of the speaker.

Considering this, in the case of the words "copious" and "lavish", the denotative meaning or the meaning in the dictionary for both of this words is something that is abundant or large in number or quantity, which means both words have the same denotative meaning. However, in the case of the connotative meaning or the associations people do, the word "copious" is related to positive abundance, but in the case of the word "lavish" this word is mainly related to something being extravagant or someone spending money in an abundant way, this means the connotative meaning or the associations with the words are different. Thus, the word that has the same denotative but a different connotative meaning than the word copious is lavish.
Since copious means the same as abundant or lavish, I would go with one of these two words, however, I am not sure which one
It is definitely not meager and sparse, because these words are quite the opposite. 

Both Greta and Fred were on the bus that arrived in Pittsburgh. Fred was glad to be home. He looked forward to visiting with old friends. Greta, on the other hand, dreaded seeing her old boyfriend. She already missed her days in New York City.Which one of the following phrases indicates that a contrast is being made?
A. Both Greta and Fred
B. Looked forward
C. Already missed
D. On the other hand

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D. On the other hand 

Take not of the conjunction words orrather conjunction, part a speech which is responsible for words that combinestwo or more clauses together. Combination would mean contradictory orconsistent sentences or phrase into a single statement. “And”, “in addition”, “plus”are just some examples that are consistent or to connote clauses that agreeswith each other. Here we observe that “on the other hand” suggest contrastbetween two disagreeing clauses. Furthermore, we can also use “however”, “but”and “on the contrary” and etc. to describe these differing clauses.

Answer:D

Explanation:
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