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What is another name for an oblong

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Answer 1
Answer:


elongated

long

 oval

egg-shaped

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Answer 2
Answer: Another name for an Oblong are oval, ovoid, egg-shaped, ellipsoidal, elliptical, elongate, long, rectangular, ovated/ovate, ovaloid, and ovaliform.

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Answer:

The correct answer is letter A.

Explanation:

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What is a way of speaking that is characteristic of particular region

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This would be a dialect.
This would be a dialect. Hope I helped!

How much money do Hansel and Gretel`s parents have?

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they didn't have a lot 
We can say there were poor
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In "The Necklace," why is it important to Mathilde that she be viewed as wealthy when she isn't?

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The correct answer is B. Mathilde is obsessed with her social standing because she believes that she should be wealthy, however, somehow life has tricked her and she isn't. She isn't poor, but she is also not as rich as she would want to be. In her opinion, you need to be wealthy to be important.

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Select the correct spelling.
inevitable
inevitible

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Answer:

A. Inevitable

Explanation:

The reason why the first answer is spelled correctly is because it comes from the Latin word inevitabilis. This word has the same meaning as Inevitable,  Inevitable is something that you cannot avoid/unavoidable.

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