Answer:
A. To bend in a different direction.
Explanation:
To deflect something is to change/redirect/reverse its original course & direction.
For example, if you kick a soccer ball and the goal keeper deflects it, they are changing its course so that the ball goes in a different direction rather than going into the goal.
The prefixes, suffixes, and roots in the chart hint at this with:
"Reverse"
"Angle"
"To Bend"
Answer:
When a verb acts as some other part of speech (a noun, an adjective, an adverb or even an interjection), it is called a verbal. The name verbal shows that the verb is being used as a different part of speech. Here are a couple of verbal example
Explanation:
It should only address one because you need three main ideas and three body paragraphs
Answer:
2. the ship appears to have not sustained any damage
3. the two injured men are thought to have been repairing overhead cables
4. the escaped prisoner is rumoured to be living in Spain
5. it has been agreed we will meet again in a fortnight
6. it was decided that we would try again later
7. it is confirmed that Mr. Jackson intends to resign
8. it was thought not to be a viable solution by most of the committee
( begin each sentence with a capital letter, end with a full stop and punctuate well eg commas)
Answer:
Signal from the Colonists
Explanation:
In John White's narrative of the 1590 voyage to Virginia , before they could get to the place where they left planters, it was dark and they overshot the place by a quarter mile.
On getting to the North end of the Island, they saw the great fire. They rowed towards the fire and called out sounding trumpets in the hope that it was the colonists.
However, it was probably a fire started by lightning as the colonists were not there.
