Is there supposed to be a book?
Answer:
D. Idyll
Explanation:
I am not sure but I think thats the right answer.
We thoroughly investigated the crime scene.
I used it so that they were searching very diligently to find clues.
Suddenly, I realized to late, "IT'S A TRAP RUN!!"
I'm using it for the character to notice that where they are going has been a whole set up.
A sleek, neatly, dressed participant stood and said with attitude,"$1 billion take it or leave it."
The participant has just payed $1 billion dollars for something at an auction.
Now class, a synonym for big is.....?
A teacher is teaching synonyms for the first time and wants the class to answer her question.
Now that we've got synonyms down, it's time for antonyms! They are the opposite of a word.
The teacher just taught synonyms and so now they're working on the antonyms.
Answer:
Object.
Fine.
Explanation:
Object.
When used as a noun, the word "object" refers to an item that we can see or touch. It can also be used as a synonym for "goal." However, in the context of a courtroom, the same word is used as a verb (I object), to express disapproval.
Fine.
The word "fine" can be used as two different adjectives, one describing something as being in good condition and the other describing something as particularly thin. However, once again in the context of a courtroom, the same word is a noun, meaning the payment ordered for a violation.
The many references to flowers are a motif
