The word "controversy" comes from the Latin words "contra" meaning against and "vertere" meaning to turn. Then it becomes the Latin word "controversus" meaning turned against, disputed. Therefore, the meaning of the word controversial is option A. to turn against.
Answer:
1. suddenly spotted
2. little ox
3. heartily laughed
4. appealing animal
5. spunky critter
6. quickly warmed
7. soon turned
8. very strange
9. dried fast
10. extremely fiercely
Explanation:
Each adverb has to modify some type of adj, verb, or other adverb
Answer: title Of the speech Or speaker, the major techniques from the analysts, a connection to King’s purpose
Explanation:
An introduction is given about how the topic of interes will be treated.
Usually images of an explanatory nature are included, with a explanatory talk, the images are included to bring the reciver closer to the topic of interest in a friendly way.
it's purpose is to inform a non specialized public, and sometimes, without prior knowledge, so that the same present an interest in the subject.
Answer:
A quotation
Explanation:
By making use of a quotation, Jackson delivered the exact message he was looking for and then conveyed his final thoughts on it. However, experts recommend that writers are careful when using quotations to conclude their idea. The best way to do it is by also including a reiteration of the thesis statement such as Jackson does here.