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A verb form which ends in -ing, -d, -ed, -n, -en, or -t, and is used as an adjective is called a(n) _____.appositive
gerund
infinitive
participle

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Answer: pA verb form which ends in -ing, -d, -ed, -n, -en, or -t, and is used as an adjective is a called a PARTICIPLE.

A participle is a form of verb that is like an adjective where it modifies a noun, noun phrase, verb, or verb phrase. It is a type of nonfinite verb form.

Participles can be  present participles like writing, praising, and singing or they can be past participles like written, praised, and sung.

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B. Poets use assonance, consonance and alliteration to determine type.  

C. There are different types of poems but each has the same meter.  

D. The way a poem is divided can affect its overall meaning.

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The answer for this would most likely be B or A
I would go with A. hope this helps

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Based on this excerpt, "feeling sick" contextually means to feel intense emotion that makes one feel unwell or nauseous. While the man is not going to actually become physically ill, he does experience emotional sickness. He would likely feel a deep pit in his stomach and would be chilled from the thought of the man losing his wife, yet still being kind to him. 

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In case someone still looking for this one the answer is:

To feel intense emotion that makes one feel unwell or nauseous.

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Read the sentence. The student whom Mr. Stein chose was first in her class.
The bolded words are what kind of clause?
adverb clause
adjective clause
noun clause

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Since the bolded words aren't specified in the question.

"Mr. Stein chose was first in her class" represents a noun clause.
"whom" represents a adjective clause

A clause is a statement or segment of a sentence which has its own subject and immediate predicate or can stand on its own unlike phrases. For example, Maria was driving her car when she carelessly hit another car. The bold text indicates a clause.

C.  adjective clause

As you may know, a noun is a person, place, or thing.  An adverb describes a verb.  And, an adjective describes a noun.  When nouns, adverbs, and adjectives are more than just one word, they are called clauses.  The bolded words “whom Mr. Stein chose” are actually describing the noun “student.”  And, because we know that words describing nouns are adjectives or adjective clauses, it is understood that “whom Mr. Stein chose” is an adjective clause.

Which of the following is a sentence fragment?a. The chain of events unfolded this way: Clara and Melvin went fishing, their boat engine broke down, and a storm rolled in.
b. The slogan—"Everyone needs one"—for the product.
c. High above the city a balloon floated it drifted for hours on end.
d. The writer furrowed his brow, glared at the paper, and, eventually, wrote.

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The answer to the question above is letter b. The slogan—"Everyone needs one"—for the product.

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b. they both ridicule high technology
c. they both focus on living a simple life
d. they both make personal observations

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The answer would be C. They both focus on living a simple life. They both wrote stories directing to the idea of the joy when living with nature, reconnecting with nature. Also, Thoreau and White both believes in an individualistic point of view.

Which sentence uses a verb that agrees with its compound subject? a. Bill or Rudy have called twice for Tim.
b. Either Clara or her sisters has borrowed my scissors.
c. Neither the umbrellas nor the tree protects us from the sun.
d. Peggy and Sydney is waiting for you.

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The correct sentence is C. Neither the umbrellas nor the tree protects us from the sun.

In compound subject, the nearest subject form is the form used by the verb. In this case, tree is in singular form thus, the verb is in singular form.

Should be:
Bill or Rudy HAS called twice for Tim. 
Either Clara or her sisters HAVE borrowed my scissors.
Peggy and Sydney ARE waiting for you.

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The correct sentence is C. Neither the umbrellas nor the tree protects us from the sun.

In compound subject, the nearest subject form is the form used by the verb. In this case, tree is in singular form thus, the verb is in singular form.
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