Solve the Analogy

1. Sweet: Pleasant:: stinky:

2. Throw: Catch:: displayed:

3. Condemned: Praised:: downplayed:

4. Sour: Lemon:: talented:

5. Walked: Stumbled:: glided:

What does the metaphor "hungry heart suggest? (line 12) Robert Frost

Identify the phrases: Over the hills and through the woods, we drove to Grandma's house. A. hills, woods, house B. we drove to C. over the hills, to Grandma's house D. over the hills, through the woods, to Grandma's house

She was white as a sheet A) trite expression B) slang/colloquialism C) stilted language D) vague language

How are symbols often used in a story?

What should you consider when selecting a topic about which to write?

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Which excerpt from mary shelleys frankenstein most clearly indicates victors emotional state after being created

Eye protection is particularly important for children who spend all day on the water or at the beach. Since the glare is intense. What is the BEST way to combine the information above? A.

Example of internal conflict? Millicent struggles with her motivation for joining the sorority. Millicent struggles with her tasks during her sorority initiation week. Millicent struggles with the big sister the sorority assigns her.

what is the prefix of disbelief