The answer is supplicate: ask. Imply and hint are synonyms, but hint implies speaking. Supplicate means to generally to ask for something, but "ask" involves the actual speaking.
Answer:
1. Nancy loves to dance to Puerto Rican music.
2. Jim wants to take a class in ancient Chinese history.
3. The boat landed on a beautiful Jamaican beach.
4. "The Ant and the Grasshopper"
5. "Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing"
1.= a) or
2.= a) measures
3. = c) extremely
4.= d) tear
5. = b) get
6. = d) without
7.= a) reach
8.= d) other
9.= b) defend
10.= b) where
It should be correct, you can fill it in and read it out loud.
I think the answer would be purpose. I'm not sure though.
The sound of her exuberant voice could be heard
throughout the cabin is the sentence that has a positive connotation. The
correct answer between all the choices given is the second choice or letter B. I
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