ENGLISH HIGH SCHOOL

What element of the story allows the reader to question the accuracy of the narrators account of events in "the black cat"a: setting
b: point of view
c: imagery
d: dialogue

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Answer 1
Answer: It is "B", so there ya go dawgy.                                                                 
Answer 2
Answer:

Answer: b point of view

Explanation:

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Select the correctly punctuated sentence. There is nothing to worry about he assured me Forget it "There is nothing to worry about," he assured me. "Forget it." There is nothing to worry about, he assured me, "forget it."

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Question: Select the correctly punctuated sentence.

Options:

  • There is nothing to worry about he assured me Forget it
  • "There is nothing to worry about," he assured me. "Forget it."
  • There is nothing to worry about, he assured me, "forget it."

Answer: The correct answer is:

  • "There is nothing to worry about," he assured me. "Forget it."

Explanation: The correct answer has all dialogue marked in quotation marks and the beginning of each sentence starts with a capital letter. Also, the comma is used correctly.

The correctly punctuated sentence is  "There is nothing to worry about," he assured me. "Forget it."

How  is this so?

In this sentence, the dialogue is correctly punctuated with quotation marks.

The comma is placed before the closing quotation mark, separating the dialogue tag ("he assured me") from the spoken words

Also, the period is correctly placed inside the closing quotation mark at the end of the second sentence ("Forget it").

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Which is a root word? lovely lovable loved love

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Love is a root word the other ones are not
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B. innocuously
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A
adjective
D. declaration
adverb

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