I don't want to discourage you, but the test is rather difficult

The prefix of the italicized word (discourage) in the above sentence is:

A.) our

B.) dis

C.) age

D.) scour

Which words does Willa Cather repeat to effectively describe the Nebraska setting?

Read the passage and tell which dramatic device the passage describes. Carlo and Miguel are both very popular athletes. However, Miguel's temper causes him to lose his popularity.

Wrestling champion; challenges Odysseus

When taking a test assessment, strive for progress, not for perfection! In this sentence, the word "strive" is being used as what part of speech? adjective action verb subject object of preposition

Which are the best strategies for staying motivated when working toward an academic goal? Check all that apply. 1. Look at mistakes as learning opportunities. 2. Do not allow frustration to enter your mind. 3. Make the work personally meaningful. 4.

11. The following refers to "Cub Pilot on the Mississippi": The first time Mark Twain encounters Brown, he gets off to a bad start because O Brown wants Ritchie, rather than Twain, to be his cub.

Which sentence reflects the central idea of the passage? Experimentation on animals is cruel and unnecessary. It is wrong to test drugs and products on animals.

My house is a million miles away. Question 2 options: personification hyperbole onomatopoeia

We are planting a vegetable garden have you heard of victory gardens? right behind our school. Which is the best way to revise this sentence? We're planting a vegetable garden-have you heard of victory gardens?-right behind our school.

Read the excerpt from "Mother Tongue." I've heard other terms used, "limited English," for example. But they seem just as bad, as if everything is limited, including people's perceptions of the limited English speaker.