Answer:
1.superlative: an excessive expression, generally of admiration.
Stick with me; there’s a high possibility I’ll run out of superlatives to characterize Apple’s amazing, incredible, terrific, unbelievable developing position in the tablet market.
2. supervised: to keep a close eye on and provide instructions to
She is a lecturer in the psychology department, where she supervises students who are pursuing master’s degrees.
3. Superseded: to take the place of or to advance into the position of
The fax machine is a sign of old technology, long superseded by computer networks, although faxing is really gaining in popularity.
4. superintendent: a person in charge of overseeing and managing an organization
Her reaction was that I should tell my parents, tell the principle, or the superintendent, but tell someone.
5. supercilious: bearing or exhibiting haughty scorn or haughtiness
He treated me with supercilious condescension, alternating periodically with overwhelming authoritarianism.
It's A, reading this out loud can help you determine which sounds right. Making sure you read every part is important. If it was just "President Obama" at the beginning it would be choice B.
It's A.
Selling stuff like copper exchanging things
Answer:
C. 2nd read through
Explanation:
1st read is to know what the story is about, when you’re on the 2nd read ,you should try to know how the content is organized. When you write a summary, you should already know how the content is organized
Explanation:
The 'Seven Summits' are comprised of the highest mountains on each of the seven continents of the Earth: Everest, Aconcagua, Denali, Kilimanjaro, Elbrus, Mount Vinson and Carstensz Pyramid.
