Answer:
What do you call a scarlet vehicle for going downhill?
<u>red sled</u>
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What do you call an excitement in the cold?
<u>thrill chill</u>
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What do you call quiet, partially melted snow?
<u>hush slush</u>
What do you call it when the forest gets icy?
<u>trees freeze</u>
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What do you call a peppermint candy without adornment?
What do you call a rosy place for skating?
<u>pink rink</u>
What do you call the neighbors' battle over outdoor decorations?
<u>lights fights</u>
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What do you call the warmth from a cozy chair?
<u>heat seat</u>
What do you call a single mitten with a small bird on it?
<u>dove glove</u>
What do you call a complimentary hot beverage?
<u>free tea</u>
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What do you call a nighttime glide on the ice?
<u>late skate</u>
What do you call frigid temperatures that have been around for a while?
<u>old cold</u>
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Explanation:
<span>The point of view of the narrator is third person limited through the eyes of Max, a young boy. The voice of the excerpt mirrors that of a young boy’s thoughts, which helps the reader see the world through the perspective of a boy who misses his sister and enjoys wrestling with the dog. The choice of narrator also limits what the reader understands and learns to the point of view of Max. The reader see his sister through his point-of-view, but as to what Claire actually thinks, the reader doesn’t know. As a result, the reader must examine Max’s words carefully to make sure that one is getting the full picture of the story’s events, rather than a biased portrayal of a sister with whom Max is upset.
This is what showed up when i took the practice test and i still got it right and all i did was say "something" in the text box
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Answer:
Yea i don't know about that :/
a. My father doesn't like dancing but l like dancing.
b. He failed his exam although he studied hard.
c. l was taking my online class while the phone rang.
d. we can learn many more things so that we explore internet.