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labwork [276]
3 years ago
10

READ THE FOLLOWING PASSAGE AND ANSWER THE QUESTION THAT FOLLOW:

English
2 answers:
vivado [14]3 years ago
8 0

1.


a. false


b. false


2.


a. exploring and admiring the beauty of the nature.


b. the tide had come in very far which blocked them from the other side of the beach.


c. their younger sister told their parents where they had went.


3.


a. had come in very fast and far which was blocking the way they had come in.


b.  would come in before they could reach the end of the beach to leave.


4.


They were hoping to come across different creatures and habitats.


There were innumerable places and things to explore.


This beach was anything but commonplace.


They were happy when a familiar face reappeared to save them.


They were very anxious when trying to leave the beach, but they were relieved when they were reunited with their family.


5.


a. energizing


b. boring


c. dry


d. farther


e. wide



oksano4ka [1.4K]3 years ago
6 0

1.

a. false

b. false

2.

a. exploring and admiring the beauty of the nature.

b. the tide had come in very far which blocked them from the other side of the beach.

c. their younger sister told their parents where they had went.

3.

a. had come in very fast and far which was blocking the way they had come in.

b.  would come in before they could reach the end of the beach to leave.

4.

They were hoping to come across different creatures and habitats.

There were innumerable places and things to explore.

This beach was anything but commonplace.

They were happy when a familiar face reappeared to save them.

They were very anxious when trying to leave the beach, but they were relieved when they were reunited with their family.

5.

a. energizing

b. boring

c. dry

d. farther

e. wide

I really hoped this helped because I spent a lot of time answering these. Have a good day (:


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