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Illusion [34]
3 years ago
5

Match each vocabulary word with the letter corresponding to its correct definition.

English
2 answers:
Anit [1.1K]3 years ago
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A. looted = 4. pillaged
Both loot and pillage mean the same, and that is to rob a place, usually using violence, and usually during a war
B. irritated = 3. piqued
Both irritated and piqued mean annoyed, provoked, upset, although the verb pique could also mean excited and interested, depending on the context.
C. unselfish = 1. altruistic
Altruistic is a word of Latin origin used to mean the same thing as unselfish - someone who is generous and selfless.
D. nonconformity = 2. deviation
Anyone who deviates from the proposed way of behavior is considered to be a nonconformist, someone who doesn't conform to those set of rules.
snow_tiger [21]3 years ago
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English Unit 4 Test multiple choice:  1. unselfish  2. nonconformity  3. irritated  4. looted  5. flat character  6. allusion  7. round character  8. stock character  9. rhyme scheme  10. death  11. Hitler  12. better now that he's talked with Virgil 13. Irish dialect  14. false  15. true  16. true  17. false  18. prepositional  19. appositive  20. infinitive  21. gerund  22. dangling modifier

23. Prompt A. (rough description, remember use ACES) European and American writers both wrote about events that happened in their time and human behavior. European writers wrote more about religion. (EXAMPLE) + (EXPLAIN) American writers wrote about war and society. (EXAMPLE) + (EXPLAIN) + Restate Answer [American and European writers are very similar yet different in their own way.]


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