Answer: The correct form of the word that completes the sentence is "druggist": "He went to the druggist to get his medication".
Explanation: The correct way of spelling the word that fills in the blank is "druggist", that is to say that this word is always written with double "g" and that writing it with just one "g" is considered to be incorrect. Moreover, "druggist" is a noun used to refer to a pharmacist or a professional that prepares and distributes medicinal drugs. In that way, the word "druggist" is formed doubling the consonant "g" and adding the suffix "-ist" at the end of the root word "drug".
When they have to fight these terrible and fearsome creatures, they have to overcome a very prominent fear to reach their reward or goal, like we often do in life.
b. obnoxious
c. eccentric
d. curious
Answer:
B: obnoxious
Explanation:
The word obnoxious gives Jack's behavior the most negative connotation because it describes an extremely unpleasant or offensive conduct. The other words (peculiar, eccentric and curious ) can express a behavior that is strange, unusual, or even in amusing ways, but not necessarily having a negative connotation.
b. snow.
c. sleet.
d. hail.
Hail is the correct answer. Just got a 100% on the test.