Hello. You did not present the excerpt and the image to which the question refers, which makes it impossible for it to be answered accurately. However, I will try to help you in the best possible way.
"Dorothy and the Wizard" is a children's book that presents Dorothy a girl who lives in a very humble way with her uncles in Kansas, but a tornado takes her to a place of fantasy and magic where she and her friends need to find the wizard of oz and ask him to fulfill their wishes. The story has a childish and playful tone and to reinforce that tone, illustrations are presented that stimulate the excerpts of the books, allowing a playful world to be more easily visualized by the reader, allowing the fantasy and childhood tone to be evident.
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D. Roger Federer has won at least five U.S. Open tennis tournaments.
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If roger won five he won five, its a fact
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Animals can show curiosity by approaching the object of their curiosity cautiously, sniffing at it, pawing at it, and/or lightly scratching, biting, or pushing it. Usually, a curious animal starts out with a lot of caution when approaching an object, but once they determine it is not a threat, they will try to figure out its function. They will see how it tastes to determine if it's food. They will move it around to see it from different angles and determine if it's a toy. If it isn't food, isn't alive, and won't make a good toy, most animals lose interest quickly.
B, sorry about that, yep its B I read the question to quick. The OED relies on others to find new words. :)
The passive voice for the given sentence will be "What is the silver bowl being used for?" and the second one, "sugar is being served by that silver bowl"
<h3>What is passive voice?</h3>
It can be simply accomplished by interchanging the subject and object. When the subject of the sentence is acted on by the verb is passive voice.
The given sentence can be written as "What is the silver bowl being used for?" and the second one, "sugar being served by that silver bowl."
Thus, this can be the passive voice for the given statement.
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