Gabble
Gaiety
Gaffe
Gainsay
Galore adjective
Galvanize
Gambit
Gamut
Garble
Garish
Gargantuan
Garner verb
Garrulous
Gauche
Gawk
-
Nab
Narcissistic
Naive
Nebulous
Naught
Narrative
-
Dearth
Debrief
Decelerate
Decisive
Delusion
Demeanor
Deft
Deferential
Definitive
-
Linguist
Liquidate
Livid
Loathe
Laborious
Labyrinth
Lethal
Lethargy
Levity
Lexical
Liability
Loathe
Linger
Livid
Lackluster
Love
Lick
This is all I got you can google the rest
Question 4 options:
Religious freedom from prior persecutions and political unrest in Holland
Question 5 options:
The pilgrims understand that good fortune comes from both God and man while Britain thinks that God provides all fortunes, good and bad.
Question 7 options:
God
Question 10 options:
Over half the pilgrims died due to the harshness of their first winter.
Question 11 options:
The Middle Passage
Question 12 options:
on a slave ship from Africa
Answer:
I believe it is B. She thinks that he will believe exactly what he says and go to find the source. Which is what he did
Explanation:
1. Driving
2. Gerund
Gerunds normally end in -ing like a progressive verb. Hope this helped.
