2. Which one of the following words is an antonym for cautious?

In "The Story of an Hour," which cultural norm does the story primarily address?

In this sonnet, the speaker describes a powerful love for someone with no personal merits. Which set of lines describes this puzzling ability in the speaker's beloved to control his reasoning faculties?

I'll take the stairs. Stairs are good for exercise, right? No, not the stairs. That would bring me right past Barbara's door. I wonder if she still wears that same perfume. I could take the elevator.

What is the meaning of the suffix - ate? in a certain way full of without to make or apply

Which sentence is punctuated correctly? A. It rained heavily, during the afternoon but we managed to have our picnic anyway. B. It rained heavily during the afternoon but we managed, to have our picnic anyway C.

Which sentence uses an absolute phrase to add variety and interest to its meaning? A) The principal tapped her feet while she waited to hear an explanation for how thirty desks ended up on the cafeteria roof last night.

What is Father doing at the start of the story? A. serving as a chaplain in the army B. taking care of Aunt March far away C. traveling to Washington on an extended trip D. working at his office near the March home

Keith knew it was his sister's birthday. He didn't want to make a big deal about it. Choose the answer in which the syntax best reflects that keith's desire does not conflict with his knowledge.

How does Henry respond when Mrs. Higgins scolds him?

What is the falling action of Romeo and Juliet