Posterior
Posterity
Posthumous
Primates
Primes
These answers may or may not be true
Answer:
My dad <u>is</u> a lovable bear this morning. He <u>comes</u> into the kitchen and <u>gives</u> our mom a big bear hug while she <u>makes</u> breakfast. Then he <u>roams</u> through the house and <u>growls</u> at us kids to get up. While we <u>eat</u>, he <u>tells</u> us the latest jokes and <u>laughs</u> louder than anyone. Then he <u>gives</u> us a list of chores to do and <u>cautions</u> us to finish them. We <u>look</u> at each other and <u>race</u> to the window. We <u>sigh</u> with relief. Our bear <u>is</u> only <u>taking</u> out the garbage!
I noticed you got a couple wrong so compare them to mine :))
Have a nice day !!
1.Assonance-the repetition/rhyming of vowels
2.Consonance-the repetition/rhyming of consonants
3.Alliteration-repeating the same sounds at the end of words
4.Repetition-Repeating the same words over and over again
The thirteenth amendment states that slavery is abolished all throughout the United States. So A is the answer.
1. what causes eyes to look red in photographs
2. mentions the ways to reduce red eye effect
3. likely
4. its size changes with different light conditions
5. their pupils are smaller then other pupils
6. not 100% sure on this one...I am thinking C....I know it is not B or D
7. Because there is not enough time.
8. it appears red because of the blood vessels in the retina
9. if the camera is farther away, less reflected light is detected
causes of red eye effect :
when a flash goes off
stays wide open
reflects off the retina
experience the red eye effect
to reduce red eye effect :
in front of the flash
from the subject
the red eye reduction setting
Summary :
the iris does not have enough time to react, so the pupil stay wide open. Light reflects off the retina. Larger pupils are more likely to experience the red eye effect then smaller ones. To reduce the red eye effect, do not stand in front of the flash. You can also move further away and use the red eye reduction setting
