Answer:
1) entry word; 2) respelling; 3) part of speech; 4) alternate forms; 5) etimology; 6) definition; 7) synonym; 8) illustrative quote.
Explanation:
entry word = the word presented before everything else in the dictionary;
etymology = the study of the origin of the words;
illustrative quote = a quote that shows the word in use;
synonym = one or two words that have the equivalent (or almost) meaning as the word presented;
respelling = pronunciation of a word in the phonetics alphabet;
part of speech = the function of the word (if it is a verb, a noun, etc);
alternate forms = other forms of a word such as plural, adverb, etc;
definition = the meaning of a word.
The correct answer is 'bob and wheel'. Bob is a very short line, followed by a wheel, longer lines with internal rhymes. Bob and wheel is characteristic of Medieval literature, primarily The Pearl and Sir Gawain and the Green Knight.
Answer:
I believe the answer would be B.
Explanation:
Here's why:
By using the internet and researching each word, I found that faction was the only word in which did not talk about change. All the other words talked about change whether it'd be positive or negative changes.
I hope that this helps!
Answer:
The definition of aristocratic is someone or something that is part of or similar to royalty or people who believe they are superior in some way. When someone likes to buy expensive things and enjoy the best of everything it is an example of having aristocratic tastes.