Answer:
happiness : misery :: safety : peril
giggle : sob :: smile : grimace
contest : prize :: work : compensation
nervous : insecure :: gullibility : credulity
abrupt : sudden :: inevitability : fate
regret : disappointment :: acceptance : resignation
Explanation:
7: Misery is antonym of happiness, similarly peril is antonym safety.
8: Sob is antonym of giggle, and analogically grimace is antonym of smile.
9: Prize is effect/reward of a cause (contest), similarly effect/reward of work is compensation.
10: Insecure is synonym of nervous, similarly credulity is synonym of gullibility.
11: Sudden is synonym of abrupt, similarly fate is synonym of inevitability.
12: Disappointment is effect of regret, similarly resignation is effect of acceptance.
Answer:
True
Explanation:
yes, correct when a poet uses words that appeal to the senses of the reader the poet is using imagery because the reader can now make an image of what the poet is talking about based off of their senses
Maybe the child could have different characteristic.
Answer:
The messages in the scrolls affirm for Brutus that it is his duty to kill Caesar to keep Rome safe.
Explanation:
i just took the test five seconds ago and i went to review answers and it said i got it wrong.
The messages in the scrolls affirm for Brutus that it is his duty to kill Caesar to keep Rome safe.
that was the right answer it said
the correct conjunction is "which"
