Answer:
- After receiving a scolding from the teacher, Frances took the absurd action of running out of the classroom.
- Tom made an absurd request to go out at three o'clock in the morning.
Explanation:
According to a different source, these are the options that come with this question:
- When Mischa is feeling blue, she likes to think about how absurd life can be sometimes.
- Ralph finds his friend Selena's habit of only wearing pink clothes on Wednesdays completely absurd.
- After receiving a scolding from the teacher, Frances took the absurd action of running out of the classroom.
- Tom made an absurd request to go out at three o'clock in the morning.
- It is absurd that Paul's dog tries to fetch the ball even when Paul only pretends to throw it.
These are the two sentences that use the word "absurd" in order to indicate something that is extremely inappropriate. In the first example, we learn that a student decided to run out of the classroom when she was scolded. This is a very inappropriate decision to make. In the second example, Tom wanted to go out at a time that most parents would consider extremely inappropriate.
Answer:
on advantage is that theirs no rushing to school you can kinda wake up at your own time
Explanation:
1. staff / c. employees
2. attempt / j. effort, try
3. dull / g. boring, uninteresting
4. in need / f. who need help
5. put in / I. do apply
6. predictable / b. easy to foretell, expected
7. set off / d. begin a journey
8. cross / h. angry
9. frustrated / e. disappointed
10. dangle / a. hang, swing
Answer:
Yes.
Explanation:
This is a clause. It is called an independent clause because it depends on another part of a sentence. You can't simply say "All the people at the party" for evidently, that does not make sense. However, you could add a second part to the clause that would make it a sentence:
All the people at the party <u>loved the music</u>.
Without the rest of the sentence, the clause is simply a clause. Thus, it is a dependent clause.
