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Read this excerpt from "The Beautiful Girl of the Moon Tower” in The People Could Fly.He became a dove. He flew to the window of the tower, where he turned into the ant, and he went inside. The house was covered in black. They buried the father.

As himself, Anton married the girl. He became king of the inhabitants of the moon. And the beautiful girl of the tower became queen.

How is Manuel's fate in "Manuel Had a Riddle” similar to Anton’s fate in the excerpt?
Manuel is crowned king.
Manuel falls in love.
Manuel slays his enemy.
Manuel achieves his goal.

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The answer is Manuel is crowned king.

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Instead of promptly consulting a dictionary, a careful reader can often decipher a word''s meaning by relying on _____. context clues a knowledge of Latin and Greek root words and prefixes context clues and knowledge of root words and prefixes

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Instead of promptly consulting a dictionary, a careful reader can often decipher a word''s meaning by relying on "context clues" since these can often narrow down the meaning of a word.

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Context clues and knowledge of root words and prefixes

Explanation:

When we are reading and find an unusual or unknown word within a text, we can use the surrounding information to help comprehend the meaning of that word, as well as its pronunciation, when we do this, we are using the context clues. By using this technique we can save a lot of time and enhance our comprehension of the piece of writing as our reading would flow naturally and without major irruptions.

Similarly, a technique very helpful when finding an unknown word in a text is to have a knowledge of root words, prefixes and suffixes, as all these parts of a word have an standard meaning.

For example, in the word "prehistory", we can know the meaning of the word by simply having a knowledge of the prefix "pre" (which means "before"), and the root word "history" (the study of past events). Same with the word "illegal", the prefix "il" expresses the negative of something and "legal" means related to the law.

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You can email using

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Thesis statement about revenge?

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If this is a in depth paper about revenge then you have several ways you can go. Depending on if you are writing about whether revenge is good or not depends on how you tackle the thesis statement issue. Remember that the thesis is at the end of the paper and what you put in that last sentence helps you form the body of your paper.

Example: revenge as being a bad thing:

Throughout life people will hurt us emotionally and sometimes physically. Thesis statement: it is quite natural for one to seek revenge, however; it is not the best solution because an innocent person could get hurt if they accidently get in the way, it is not good for your health, and finally, _____________. Fill in the blank. Make sure that when you do create a thesis that you have good sources to back the statements. Since this is just an example I gave I don't have evidence to back my statement.

I just gave one example because I quite honestly cannot think of how revenge is good for someone.

Hopefully this helped and good luck.

if you are asking about a sentence with revenge in it, it would be:lala wanted to get revenge on kevin, because he hit her.

Marks: 1Comprehension
The questions below refer to the selection “The Lady, or the Tiger?”

The king does not —
Choose one answer.
a. have absolute power
b. like to play with people’s lives
c. despise his daughter’s lover
d. enjoy jury trials

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like to play with people’s lives

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Definition: This is used after a word or words that have special emphasis or feeling. Example: We won! When I entered to room, everyone yelled, "Happy Birthday!" what is the word? it starts with ex that's all I know.

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I think it's an exclamation point or exclamation.

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B.) After the storm ended, the players gathered all their equipment and headed for the soccer field.

C.) Unfortunately, not one of my friends could remember the name of the book we were supposed to read.

D.) The restless kids had been trapped in the house for hours and were desperate to run out into the snow.

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the word is "after" indicating that time has past since the last setting.

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