The words that best complete the blanks are "oriented," "enjoy," "donations," "collaborates," "deals," "touches," "complete," "enable," "rule," "observation."
<h3>How to choose the correct words for the blanks?</h3>
To do this kind of fill-in-the-blanks activity, some tips can be useful:
- Read the whole text and all the possible answer choices to get familiar with the theme and what is expected of you.
- Look up the meaning of words that are new to you.
- When in doubt, read the sentence aloud trying different answer choices. The one that sounds better is usually the correct answer.
- Look up possible combinations online. For example, if you type "rule of" on your browser, the search engine will complete it with "law," which means the best word to complete the blank is "rule."
Learn more about the meaning of words here:
brainly.com/question/2000633
#SPJ1
The words remorse and regret are synonymous to each other. Meaning with deep regret and guilt. Therefore the correct answer to this question is letter "B. Synonyms". Homophones are words that sound similar to each other, and Antonyms are words that have opposite meanings with each other.
Answer:
1. Esperanza means hope in spanish so I predict it means hope is increasing in the story.
2. She is floating in the air carelessly move her so I assume it's about a girl who becomes more free and strong through her actions.
1. Yes, I lost my grandmother necklace. It was the only thing she gifted me shortly after she died in a coma.
2. Yes, I have taken care of my grandmother for a year by helping her get in bed and with food. Also helped support my little brother's education by being his tutor. So for me it doesn't seem impractical to be able to take care of my parents.
3. Yes, I have actually lived without running water and electricity for a couple months it wasn't a big deal for me in the short term.
4. No. Although I speak spanish, moving to another country with no money would leave me without shelter and food provisions.
5. A person is strong when their mind or body wants to give up, but with grit and fortitude they continue. It is more a emotional tie with often spiritual intentions for the religious. It's not something that is innate, but through conditioning almost anyone can learn to face their fears and stay strong in the heed of battle (metaphorical).
Explanation:
