<span>the answer is subordinate clause</span>
2. Cart is to wagon as sled is to TOBOGGAN
3. Plate is to dish as argument is to QUARREL
5. Silver is to metallic as oak is to WOODEN
7. Chair is to seat as mix-up is to SCRAMBLE
8. Rush is to hurry as SINGLE is to one.
9. Fun is to enjoyment as EXAMPLE is to experienced.
(Number 9 is either EXAMPLE or TRAVEL. I'm not sure. )
10. Light is to bright as LEVEL is to even.
I'm not sure about the second question. But in my view I've got both answers correct. I hope, you'll find it helpful. Check it out:
1. As far as I remember Aristotle exmanined <span>D. The antagonist in poetics.
2. According to the definition of the dramatic irony, i'd go with this one: </span><span>C. By letting the reader or audience know something that the characters do not.
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