The speaker thinks about the daffodils when ...

А.

he is alone.

B

he sees daffodils.

C.

he is sad.

D

he is writing poetry.

The idea seemed a little crazy, even to me. How could a newcomer, an unknown, get elected? Which word best describes the tone created by these sentences? confident intrigued puzzled whimsical

Two questions 1. The display case with our trophies (stands or stand?) on the far side of the room 2. Literary criticism is like hiring a (construction worker, tour guide, maid, or teacher?) to the literature that you are reading

In "Debate on Bullying," it is appropriate for Marissa to discuss prejudice in paragraph 2 because she believes that: A.) Watching bullying protects others from becoming bullies. B.) Bullies stop being prejudiced when they're older. C.

How much change should you get from a ten dollar bill if you buy items for $3.69 each?

What are some things a walk home might be?

In which part of a Shakespearean sonnet is the main idea of the sonnet dramatically stated or reversed?

Why is using words with positive connotations in a speech good

Which has correct punctuation? A. some really, nice gifts B. a new, frosting flavor C. an amazing, unforgettable party D. many, delicious desserts

PART B: Which detail from the text best supports the answer to Part A? A "It turns out that a good handful of rappers use a greater vocabulary than Shakespeare did, for the same sized block of lyrics.

Use the sentence clues to determine the meaning of the root word. optim: Swimmers strive for an optimum performance. wonderful best exceptionally good