Use the words analyze and identify in a sentence.

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Answer 1

Answer: i've analyzed this research project throughly and carefully.

Answer 2

Answer: today's aim is i can identify solutions to 3 variables.
we can analyze evidence by finding quotes in a book, novel , passage or article.

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Imagine you are stranded on an island... what 3 things would you bring?

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Answer:

A Boat,Food and Water.

Explanation:

A boat in perfect working condition to take us out of the island, Food and water to sustain us.

If I were stranded on an island, I would bring a flare gun, a book, and a paintbrush. The flare gun in case of danger, the book to kill boredom, and the paintbrush to keep myself busy. I would learn to adapt to my surroundings, and find shelter. Then I would search for food, and find materials to start a small fire. I’d build a form of a grill if possible, so I could keep the fire contained.

What does the word "ecliped" mean

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Assuming you mean eclipsed, the definition for that would to block out of consume/obscure a light.

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an obscuring of the light from one celestial body by the passage of another between it and the observer or between it and its source of illumination.

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For an aircraft name, would I Italicize, put quotations, or leave it be?

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you would italicize because for vehicle names you italicize

What is an antonym for the word wages?

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Antonym = opposite

An antonym for the word "wages" would be:

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Which words in the sentence are the appositive? Which words does the appositive rename? My dentist Dr. Walters was one of the speakers at Career Day. A. one of the speakers; renames Career Day B. Dr. Walters; renames My dentist C. My dentist; renames Dr. Walters D. Career Day; renames one of the speakers PLZZ HELP!

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The appositive is a renaming of a noun, something that can be skipped without changing the grammatically and meaning of the sentence.

Here the appositive is "Dr. Walters" - it can be skipped:

My dentist was one of the speakers at Career Day

and it renames "My dentist" - answer B

Why doesn’t the school board want radio in school?

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The assume it would be distracting, so they overlook all the benefits

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