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3 years ago

Hi, I really need help with this and the correct answers. I will really REALLY appreciate the help!

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1. Space exploration seems A. Interesting.

2. Natasha's voice sounded A. Bright on the telephone.

3. B. Blue, blew.

4. A. Blew, blue.

5. D. The smell of a gas station.

6. D. Both a and C.

7. A. First person point of view.

8. A. I have a new puppy.

9. D. The swimming pool is really cold!

10. A. Cinderella lost her slipper at the ball.

11. C. Protagonist

12. A. Antagonist

13. D. Sequence.

14. B. Tone.

15. B. the tree, a variety of English oak

16. C. Fire red Lamborghini

17. A. Scooby, an energetic Labrador, was my favorite pet.

18. C. Bob, the man with the cowboy hat, drives a Ferrari.

19. D. Compound word.

20. D. Prepared.

21. A. Bob ran as fast as a cheetah.

22. A. The wind howled its mighty objection.

23. B. Harry's plane

24. A. The employee's decision.

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