Answer:
I <u>beautifully</u> wrote the spelling words down to impress my teacher.
My sister <u>suddenly</u> helped me with my homework.
I <u>slowly</u> worked on my Spelling homework.
My mother <u>swiftly</u> took my Spelling homework from me.
My father <u>angrily</u> lectured me on how easy my Spelling homework was.
My brother <u>quickly</u> got the hang of his Spelling homework, while I did not.
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All the others except B don't make any sense, so B is your answer.
Mrs. White is a strong woman, and the narrator even says she's smarter than her husband. We get the sense that she makes lots of decisions for the family and that her husband is happy with this reversal of traditional gender roles.
As mentioned in Mr. White's section, she might go a bit too far sometimes, to the point of forcing Mr. White to do things he thinks are wrong, like wishing Herbert back to life. Some readers see her as mean and dominating.
Award and warp are not very similar. There definitions are completely different. An award is a monetary compensation or something you receive for being good at something. This could include money for returning a lost dog or receiving a trophy for winning the spelling bee or basketball competition. Warp has a couple definitions. The most common definition is when something is bent or twisted out of shape. But, it can also mean when a ship is pulled by a rope that is connected to a stationary object on shore. The words also do not rhyme. One way that the words are similar, however, is that they both include the letters "war," which also make a similar sound.
I believe the answer is "She loves the ocean" ^^
