Romeo And Juliette 1.(From forth the fatal loins of these two foes )

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


Who dose the 1st set of words refer to?

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Answer 1
Answer: From\ forth\ the\ fatal\ loins\ of\ these\ two\ foes.

\sf\ Loins\ mean\ sexual\ organs\ so\ those\ that\ come\ from\ them\ are\ children.\nThey\ are\ referring\ to\ the\ children\ of\ the\ two\ foes\ who\ are\ Romeo\ and\ Juliet.\n
Answer 2
Answer: Those Words Refer To The Children Of The Feuding Families. That's Who It Was Directed To.
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Who are the opposing forces in the conflict in this passage?

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Um opposing forces are forces that are against each other.
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Why does Olivia refuse to marry Duke Orsino? A. Duke Orsino is a cruel and selfish person. B. She mistakes Duke Orsino for Sir Toby Belch. C. She is in love with someone else. D. Her brother has died and she is in mourning.

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Olivia refuses to marry Duke Orsino because D. her brother has died and she is in mourning. When the play starts, we find out that Olivia's brother died quite recently. We also find out that Olivia is wearing a black veil to honor his death, and that she will not take it off, or marry anyone for another seven years, while she is in mourning.
its D I'm 100% sure, ive done this test when I was in k12

To play with matches is wrong.How does the infinitive function in the sentence?
As a subject?
As an adjective?
As an adverb?
As an direct object?

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Subject is my best guess, hope I helped!

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Explanation:

Subject?

Which sentence contains an adjective clause? A.
After the tomato plants were watered, they grew much faster.







B.
The paper towels that Dad bought have a flowered pattern.







C.
While you load the washing machine, I'll load the dryer.







D.
I had never seen a play until my grandparents took me to Los Angeles.

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I think the answer is, "While you load the washing machine, I'll load the dryer."

Locate the infinitive and identify its use.Check the turkey to see if it is done.

noun
adjective
adverb

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The infinitive in this sentence is to see (if it is done).
It is used as an adverb in this sentence. Check the turkey. Why? To see if it is done. 
When you are answering questions such as when, where, why, it means that you are dealing with adverbs. 

The correct answer is adverb. This is 100% correct.

3. Choose the sentence that is incorrectly punctuated. (Points: 1) Watching his ant farm, Gavin sat in front of the television.

Settling into his chair, Dad picked up the evening newspaper.

The dog, purchased from the local animal shelter, was now considered a member of the family.

The girl playing with the kitten is my younger sister.

4. Identify the word the participial phrase modifies.

Mrs. Gibson was beginning preparations for her son's birthday party, counting the number of guests on her list. (Points: 1)
Mrs. Gibson

preparations

son's

party.



5. Choose the answer that identifies the gerund.

I was just remembering that morning when the baby couldn't stop laughing at the puppies playing. (Points: 1)
morning

remembering

laughing

playing



6. Choose the answer that identifies the gerund phrase in the sentence.

Garth must have practiced giving that speech a dozen times before opening night. (Points: 1)
must have practiced

giving that speech

before opening night

opening night



7. Choose the answer that identifies how the gerund is used in the sentence.

Beginning with the first song, everyone listening was silent during her singing. (Points: 1)
direct object

predicate nominative

subject

object of a preposition



8. Choose the answer that identifies the underlined word in the sentence.

A solution to the problem was always waiting. (Points: 1)
participle

gerund

verb



9. Choose the answer that identifies the underlined word in the sentence.

After all these years, for me, a trip to the state fair remains exciting. (Points: 1)
participle

gerund

verb



10. Choose the answer that identifies the underlined word in the sentence.

The leading industry around here has always been shipping. (Points: 1)
participle

gerund

verb

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The correct answers are:

3. The girl playing with the kitten is my younger sister. 
4. 
Mrs. Gibson
5. remembering 

6. opening night 

7. object of a preposition 

8. I suppose the underlined word is waiting, so the answer should be gerund.

9. I suppose the underlined word is exciting, so the answer should be participle.

10. If the underlined word is leading, the answer should be participle. If the underlined word is shipping, the answer should be gerund.