(I read this story too, I'm in K12)
This means Squeaky can win many races.
Success means others can think of you as a hard worker, making them change their opinion about you.
Answer:
D). taken the place of; succeeded
Explanation:
The meaning that would most closely identify the use of the word 'superseded' in the given paragraph would be 'taken the place of or succeeded.' <u><em>The author wishes to denote a sense of 'replacement or succession' by using this word while asserting that despite the great rulers kept succeeding one another in the capital but remained unable to bring about any kind of change</em></u>. The author connotes a sense of despair and disppointment as the destruction or reestablishment of the dynasty could not help in evolving/growing his little town at all. Thus, <u>option D</u> is the correct answer.
Answer:
I waited for my friend until his arrival.
Answer:
for; since; for; for; since
Explanation:
for states a time period while since states a specific time
one three and four all have time periods
"two years" "an hour" "a week"
two and five had specific times
"1920" "8 am"
<span>The correct answer must be:
B.) a conversational and inquisitive tone
The speaker is talking to the children as stated at the beginning of the speech. The words used are simple and easy to comprehend. The phrase "I think" also denotes conversational manner of speaking as its referring to personal point of view shared to the listeners. The last sentence is in imperative form which suggests curiosity.</span>
