ENGLISH HIGH SCHOOL

Words which help to identify things, to say which one/s the speaker is talking about, to indicate whether they are known to the listener or not, or to say how much or how many of something we are talking about.

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Answer 1
Answer: distinguishes, recognize, the sum of, said absently

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Answer:

domestic

Explanation:

the definition of domestic is "relating to the running of a home or to family relations."

Answer:

Domestic, I think.

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In the context of the sentence "Today, more than 80% of malware infections are trojans," what is the main topic being discussed? a) Movie endings b) Malware infections c) Trojans d) Paul and Katherine

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Answer: A) Malware Infections

This is because the writer is informing someone/some people about a topic, and the main discussion is malware infections.

One reason for making a new outline of your writing

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One reason is, it basically writes your paper for you. You write it out and then, read it over. Any mistakes of out of order stuff you can easily fix. Then you wrtie your paper. The outline takes forever, but boy is it easier to write the actual paper.

Vocabulary and Grammar. Which sentence contains three common nouns?A. They made a romantic pair all right, especially in the blindfold sequence.
B. They bought their tickets and surrendered them in anticipation.
C. She has never upset an object or as much as brushed a magazine onto the floor.
D. The White Arabians of Ali-Khazar rose on their hind legs and waltzed.

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C is the correct answer. The common nouns here are: object, magazine, floor. The other sentences do not have three common nouns, therefore these are not the correct options. 

14. If you're giving a friend directions from your home, to your school, and then to the park, the original reference point would be A. your home.
B. your school.
C. your friend's home.
D. the park.

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The correct answer is option A (your home).

If you are giving directions from your home to go to school and then to the park, you should take as the original reference YOUR HOME because that is the place in which you and your friend are. Your home would be the point of departure in order to go to school and then to the park.

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A). Your home.

Explanation:

A reference point is described as a kick-off point from where one attempts to locate the locus/position of a place/object in reference to this(reference point).

In the given situation, the original reference point would be 'your home' in the context of the description provided as it exemplifies the beginning point from the school or park is being positioned or located and describes the directions of these places in reference to 'your home'. Thus, option A is the correct answer.

Which two statements about the elegiac form are true? It contains a strophe, antistrophe, and epode. It is written in response to a death. It is an offshoot of the Pindaric ode. It was a form of ancient Greek poetry.

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It is a lament for the dead. 'Elegeios' comes from Greek. This plaintive poem is generally written in couplets.

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The correct answers are B. It is written in response to death and D. It was a form of ancient Greek poetry
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