Question 1
Make inferences about the meaning based on the words around it.
Question 2
Context clues
Question 3
A hidden meaning
Question 4
Someone at a theme park
Question 5
A great number
Question 6
Majestic
Question 7
Difficult
Question 8
To be involved in a difficult situation
Question 9
Definition context clue
Question 10
Inference context clue
Answer:
a type of cell division that results in two daughter cells each having the same number and kind of chromosomes as the parent nucleus, typical of ordinary tissue growth.
Explanation:
The sentence B contains an error. It should be: The walls or the ceiling is going to be painted beige. The rule is that when there is an "or" in the sentence, the verb is directed by the noun closer to it.
Unlike thesis statements, topic sentences can be questions that your paragraphs<span> answer. A topic sentence presents the main point for a paragraph and gives your readers a clear idea of what the individual paragraph is about. Ideally, your topic sentences should relate to your thesis statement.</span>
