Gabble
Gaiety
Gaffe
Gainsay
Galore adjective
Galvanize
Gambit
Gamut
Garble
Garish
Gargantuan
Garner verb
Garrulous
Gauche
Gawk
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Nab
Narcissistic
Naive
Nebulous
Naught
Narrative
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Dearth
Debrief
Decelerate
Decisive
Delusion
Demeanor
Deft
Deferential
Definitive
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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
In order for us to answer this question correctly, we need to look at the context of it and use context clues to guess the missing vocabulary accurately. In this sense, context clues are hints, within a sentence or paragraph, that allows us as readers to glimpse the main idea in the sentence and thus choose the best options to complete it. In this case, we are being asked to describe an action, and with the words that are present in the sentece already, we must try to gather the mood and the tone of it, to correctly choose the verbs to use. In essence, this sentence shows a tone of urgency, almost desperation, of someone who needed to reach the dock quickly, but cannot finally do so. As such, the correct choices to complete this sentence would be: jumped and raced because aside from conveying the urgency of the action, they are also the most accurate to describe the action correctly.
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Answer:
Because they want these stories to become attractive to an audience.
Explanation:
Human beings feel the need to tell stories in a creative way to create an attraction between the story and the audience that is listening or reading. This is because the story told in a cirratory way is capable of promoting different reactions in the public, through the genealogy with which the story was built and told. In these cases, stories that lack creativity, have a flat character, without attractiveness, which discourages the permanence of the public.
A series of relevant incidents that creates suspense.
