ENGLISH HIGH SCHOOL

Which phrase contains alliteration?a. "Was tyrannous and strong"
c. "The ice was all around"
b. "As green as emerald"
d. "Hither to work us weal "

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Answer 1
Answer: "was tyrannous as storng

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I would say that Odysseus is perhaps best-known for his cunning, but I guess bravery can be a good answer as well.

6. Choose the word or phrase that best defines the italicized word. “But tho’ I seem in star and flower/To feel thee some diffusive power…”scattering
transforming
understanding
uniting

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The word or phrase that best defines the italicized word, assuming it is diffusive, is scattering. 

Answer:

scattering

Explanation:

Diffusive is a word that means something that spreads widely in all directions; which is easy to disseminate. For this reason, word that best defines "diffusive" is "scattering"

Which of these is the free morpheme of the word unhelpful

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  There are two main kinds of morpheme: bound and unbound. A free morpheme is also called unbound morpheme. It’s composed of words that can stand alone. These words can appear as lexeme. A bound morpheme on the other hand is a mere grammatical unit which doesn’t occur by itself. It always needs to be attached to a free morpheme.  

Thus, the free morpheme here is “help”.   It can stand along and serves as a lexeme. The affixes “un” and “ful” on the other hand are examples of bound morpheme which are naturally dependent. 

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Proper nouns are nouns that should be capitalized.

The proper noun in this sentence is Braille System.
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Sentence = The teacher decided to teach his students about the braille system for the blind

The proper noun in this sentence is Braille System. 

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It uses analogy. Every time that you see 

_______ is to ________ as _______ is to _________

know it is an analogy.

Answer:

analogy (a)

Explanation: its right

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by Thomas Paine (excerpt)

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The part of the excerpt that supports the claim that Paine believed the human cost of the colonists' armed struggle against the British was well worth the struggle might be 'Let it be told to the future world, that in the depth of winter, when nothing but hope and virtue could survive, that the city and the country, alarmed at one common danger, came forth to meet and to repulse it.'
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