The terms matched with the correction definitions are listed below.
1.) Inflection- ending denoting grammatical function
2.) Affix- morpheme added to a base
3.) declension- noun inflections
4.) generalization-broadening a meaning
5.) pejoration- gaining a negative meaning
6.) etymology-word derivation
7.) syntax- relations to sentence parts
8.) conjugation- verb inflections
9.) specialization-narrowing in meaning
10.) amelioration -gaining a positive connotation
<span>Last night Japanese forces attacked Hong Kong.
Last night Japanese forces attacked Guam.
Last night Japanese forces attacked the Philippine Islands.
Last night the Japanese attacked Wake Island.
The repetition of the words "Last night Japanese forces attacked..." in four successive sentences is an example of anaphora. This is a literary device in which </span><span>the first part of a sentence is deliberately repeated, for artistic or rhetorical effect. President Roosevelt could have just started with "Last night" and used commas when listing the various places that were attacked. However, he wanted to make a clear point and emphasize to his listeners the seriousness of the situation, Hence his use of parallel sentences to drive his message home.</span>
Answer:
d. A recent example of this type of teen dystop novel is the incredibly popular "Hunger Games" series where the central character is a 16-year-old girl named Katniss who is willing to take her sister's place in the annual game where teens from 12 different districts must fight to the death.
Explanation:
The above sentence showed and emphasizes the word "Conviction" which is strong believe in something by someone. The ability to take risks despite all odds due to one's believe showcase the word appropriately.
Option 'C' - lectures.
Chidings mean preaching, sermons, reprimands, talk seriously to someone.