When speaking to a group, our fear of the unknown usually lessens as we:

a.

learn to look directly at people in the audience.

b.

learn to control our egos.

c.

become less afraid of "looking stupid".

d.

become more experienced in giving speeches.

Complete this analogy square: plane:: cube :

Jake is Cassie's older brother. One day they are walking home from school when a cold front rolls in and the temperature drops 20 degrees. Jake is dressed more appropriately for the weather than Cassie.

In poem on my first son, which line expresses the view that death is an enviable state that frees the departed from the miseries of the body and old age?

The use of " wheel" instead of "bike" makes the style of the excerpt seem more _? Carr took her shawl-strap, the boys stowed away the boxes in the station house, Maude walked behind pushing her wheel, to where a pair of horses and a light farm wagon

Which sentence uses the competitive form of short? A) I know he was in a hurry, but he didn't have to be short with us. B) when fishing in this river, using the shortest line possible is generally best.

Which sentence reflects the correct usage of a plural possessive noun? a. Olympic snowboarders determination drives them through the rigorous' training required to remain competitive in the sport. b.

How do writers use direct characterization in a story? a) by unveiling the thoughts and actions of a character b) through the writers statements about the character c) through the comments and reactions of other characters d) by showing the

Select the answer that correctly completes the sentence. The way I see it (?) is that you and I deserve a reward for all our hard work. A), Jose B) Jose, C) Jose D), Jose,

Which of the following is a poor habit that can negatively affect your posture? A. Getting enough sleep each night B. Having good self-esteem C. Performing stretching exercises D. Slouching while you sit in your desk

Use the drop-down menus to answer the questions about the passage. Based on the passage, how does Claudius really feel abput Hamlet's mourning? What does the passage reveal about the relationship between Claudius and Hamlet?