1.On Wednesday
2.on the pond
3.at 4:14p.m.
4.of the birds ,in the sky
5
after the start, of the wedding
Answer:
1. Acumen most likely means “an ability to make good and wise decisions"
2. Tempestuous most likely means “explosive"
3. Auspicious most likely means “favorable"
Explanation:
The given words from the passage means the following:
Acumen - it most likely mean that the Senator had the ability to make good decisions or judgments.
Temptestuous - it most likely mean that the Senator wasn't "explosive" in anger.
Auspicious - it most likely mean that the Senator was favorable.
Answer:
c. compound
Explanation:
This is a compound sentence, you can easily get that by seeing that it contains a conjunction, but. Conjunctions include, for, and, nor, but, or, yet, so. You can remember it with the acronym, FANBOYS. Also, the sentence has two independent clauses, or two parts that could stand as a sentence by itself, opponents of labeling defend GMOs, proponents are skeptical.
Answer:
This speech, precdes the 'Mousetrap', That little play that identifies Claudius as the murderer of Hamlet's father.
Explanation:
To undoubtedly prove the fact, Hamlet beseeches the actors to 'give it their best shot'! Make Claudius know that he, Hamlet, knows too!
"Be not too tame, neither, but let your own discretion be your tutor".
