ENGLISH HIGH SCHOOL

Today's Riddle
I am very easy to get into, but hard to get out of. What am I?

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Answer 1
Answer: Trouble! You're trouble.
Answer 2
Answer: a problem or the bed idk

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Which of the following is a sentence fragment? Early American writers were mostly men. Many early American women never

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Answer:

Many early American women never

Explanation:

This is an example of a sentence fragment. A sentence needs to have a subject, a verb and a predicate in order to be considered a full sentence. However, in this example, the second sentence states the subject ("many early American women") but nothing else. This makes the sentence nonsensical and can be considered a fragment.
The last one because the sentence would not make sense and is not a full sentence without the ending....

Which sentence uses correct punctuation? A. Dad thought we should have hamburgers for the cookout; but Mom wanted chicken. B. Dad thought we should have hamburgers for the cookout; Mom wanted chicken. C. Dad thought we should have hamburgers for the cookout, Mom wanted chicken.

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I would say B. Since both are independent clauses and there's no and between them then you would need a semicolon. The other sentences punctuation are wrong. 

I hope this helps!
The answer is A - Dad thought we should have hamburgers for the cookout; but Mom wanted chicken. I hope this helped you!

Is the sentence simple, compound, or complex? Theresa brought us paper plates for our sandwiches. A. Compound B. Simple C. Complex

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B.Simple, no comma and only one verb and subject.

If there was a comma, the word "For" would've made it a compound

Reese’s peanut butter cups is that dependent clause fragment or complete

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reese's tastes good

Explanation:

Answer:

dependent clause fragment because

Explanation:

If no independent clause follows or proceeds a dependent clause, a sentence is considered a fragment. A dependent clause can also be embedded in an independent clause. For example: ... You already know that if we do not add a verb in a clause, a fragment is created.

What is the fundamental characteristic of a literary analysis essay?A) It is interpretive.
B) It is a narrative.
C) It is a report.
D) Its thesis cannot be debated.

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I believe the answer is: A. It is interpretive


In literary analysis essay, the writer of the analysis would read the essay, collecting various details in the essay, and making conclusion based on the details. Since the conclusion is based on the writer's opinion and knowledge, it is a form of interpretive literature.
The fundamental characteristic of a literary analysis essay is that it is interpretative - if it's an analysis, then you need to interpret that work of literature.

The girl in the blue dress walks to church. What best represents the simple predicate of the sentence?

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The simple predicate in this sentence would be "girl", since this is the main force of the subject. "In the blue dress" is simply giving more information about the subject at hand, which is not crucial. 
this is incorrect, it is walks
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