What does the suffix -ist mean in the word optimist?
What does the suffix -ist mean in the word optimist? - 1

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Answer 1
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One who shows a trait or ability is the correct answer

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Answer 2
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Answer: Optimist ends with the suffix “ist” not “it”. The suffix “ist” usually denotes a person who adheres to/ believes in a thought, institution etc… ... The “ist” in optimist means someone who believes in and holds to omptimism.

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To be honest i dont have a explanation


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Read this line from the prologue of Romeo and Juliet.A pair of star-cross’d lovers take their life;

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Having heard this line in the prologue, the audience can predict that the two lovers will not have a happy ending to their story and not survive at the end.

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William Shakespeare's "Romeo and Juliet" revolves around the story of two lovers who stayed loyal to each other despite their family's feuding history. And through this faithful love, the two young characters met a fateful death, choosing death rather than live without the other.

The prologue states "Two households, both alike in dignity,

In fair Verona, where we lay our scene,

From ancient grudge break to new mutiny,

Where civil blood makes civil hands unclean.

From forth the fatal loins of these two foes

A pair of star-cross'd lovers take their life;"

This clearly states that the lovers will meet their deaths, with their love turning "fatal" for them. Moreover, it also reveals that they will die with their own decision, "tak[ing] their life".

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C

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An original work or a scientist's experiment is called a _____. tertiary source secondary source primary source

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Answer: Primary source

Explanation: A primary source is any piece of information that is created at the time under study. It is an original source about a topic that is why an original work or an experiment are examples of primary sources. Secondary and tertiary sources usually cite primary sources.

Primary Source. These sources are perhaps the most important for any kind of research. Using the primary sources to formulate one's own opinion creates a secondary source.

Anybody who read The Odyssey should be able to answer this.This is for 50 points!!!!!!!!!!!!

Odysseus uses his cleverness to advance the plot in all of the following events except
a. he lies about his name to the Cyclops.
b. he enters the archery contest.
c. he escapes the Sirens.

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Hmm.. This is a tricky one.
A--- He uses his cleverness to make a fool out of the cyclops by making him say "Nobody attacked me!!" very funny.
B--- He only uses skill to win the contest. The only way he sues his cleverness was disguising himself as an old man.
C--- I personally think he uses his cleverness to have his crew tie him up against the mast so the sirens won't kill him.

The answer is B.. I hope! <3

Hello!

This is quite easy.

I remember when he lies about his name to the cyclops when he says his name is nobody. This is quite funny.

Anyways, I believe the answer is B) he enters the archery contest. This requires skill, unlike the other options.

I hope it helps!

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The answer would be organizing since the remaining choices are academic skills – writing, conducting, and reading. Basically non-academic skills are for skills are not directly measured by standardized tests. These are the skills that improve students socially, in work and in lifetime. Non-academic skills are the kinds of things that a usual schoolroom doesn’t officially impart.
The correct answer is C organizing

Choose the sentence below in which of is used correctly. A. The three girls might of broken the records.
B. We should of left early.
C. The boys surrendered, but they should of fought.
D. The bird flew north of the beach.

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The correct sentence on the above choices is letterD: The bird flew north of the beach. 

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A. The three girls might of broken the records.
B. We should of left early.
C. The boys surrendered, but they should of fought.

Each of these have incorrectly used the word "of'. They should have used "have" instead.

The only sentence that uses" of" correctly is D. The bird flew north of the beach.