say if these words are adverbs, verb, noun, with the definitions and then put a made up sentence.my homework is in word

Answer:

Abandon-verb

Bouquet-noun

Capable-Adjective

Deceive-verb

Sausage-noun

Business-noun

Practice-noun

Frightened-adjective

Naughty-adjective

Gossip-noun/verb

Idle-adjective/verb

Privilege-noun/verb

Recipe-noun

Wealthy-adjective

Bizarre-adjective

Explanation:

1) To condemn someone or something to (a specified fate) by ceasing to take an interest in them.

2) An attractively arranged bunch of flowers, especially one presented as a gift or carried at a ceremony.

3) Having the ability, fitness, or quality necessary to do or achieve a specified thing.

4) To deliberately cause (someone) to believe something that is not true, especially for personal gain.

5) An item of food in the form of a cylindrical length of minced pork or other meat encased in a skin, typically sold raw to be grilled or fried before eating.

6) A person's regular occupation, profession, or trade.

7) The actual application or use of an idea, belief, or method, as opposed to theories relating to it.

8) To have made (someone) afraid or anxious.

9) (Especially of a child) badly behaved; disobedient.

10) noun: casual or unconstrained conversation or reports about other people, typically involving details that are not confirmed as being true.

verb: To engage in casual conversations about other people, typically involving details that are not confirmed as being true .

11) adjective: (Of a person) avoiding work; lazy.

verb: To spend time doing nothing.

12) noun: A special right, advantage, or immunity granted or available only to a particular person or group.

verb: To grant a privilege or privileges to.

13) A set of instructions for preparing a particular dish, including a list of the ingredients required.

14) Having a great deal of money, resources, or assets; rich.

15) Very strange or unusual.

What does Francis say the fight was about? Why do you think he lies? Why do you think
Scout doesn't contradict him? Who breaks up the fight?

What is one benefit and one drawback to having all bad and good memories in
one mind? - The Giver

Do you trust most of what the mass media sells? Explain.

What statement best describes the use of poetic elements in the excerpts

What is the topic of this passage?

Everywhere you look, advertisements tempt you to eat more junk food. It may be tasty, but junk food can be harmful to a person’s health. Most of the food items are fried and high in sugar and fat. Various studies have shown that eating high amounts of junk food can cause obesity, high cholesterol, liver and heart problems, and even issues in concentration. Journals have released articles showing the addictive nature of this kind of food and its harmful effects on children. It is a better idea to eat junk food in moderation. There’s nothing wrong with a slice of pizza every now and then, but healthy habits are better!

A.
pizza is the healthiest junk food
B.
the dangers of junk food
C.
junk food and advertising
D.
healthy tips to avoid junk food

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Write about someone who purposefully causes a power outage.

A choppy sentence is _____.

A) too long

B) misspelled

C) repetitive

D) too short

In which context might a student use the expression "are you kidding me?!" when receiving a feedback from a coach when a teacher says something surprising when a friend says something surprising when asked to make an informal presentation

Why does covert prestige exist?

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Warm-up: What ingredients must be included in order
for a literary work to be considered a poem?

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Turn the following comic into a correctly formatted dialogue

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The prefix inter- means “between,” and the word part cept means “to take.” Based on this information, what does the word interceptor mean as it is used in the passage? “The interceptors covertly eavesdropped on Germany’s radio messages, sending them along to the team at Bletchley.” (paragraph 6) (10 points) A. one who broadcasts radio messages to bring down his enemy B. one who cannot decide between two sides, as in a war or argument C. one who seizes something on its way from one place to another D. one who takes part in cracking codes by means of a hidden key

in your own words define “inalienable” and give an example

Is the following a social organization or a task-oriented organization?
a country club
• social
• task-oriented

ASAP! HELP ME I WILL MARK BRAINLIEST TO WHOEVER GETS IT RIGHT!
Hair and Clothes are a symbol of...
(from the book Lord Of The Flies)
A.Starvation
B.The level of savagery you are
C.Rank on the island from leader on down
D.The longing of the boys for their old life

Describe a friend with at least one quantity adjective and one quality adjective.


REQUIRED: Make it 4 sentences long.

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‘Teenagers are distracted because the pressure of education and school
makes them want to find other things to do that won’t cause them stress’
Write down your opinion on this and explain why you think this way.

According to the text, which statement best describes a goal Cabeza de Vaca had for his travels in "A Journey Through Texas"?

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masculine to feminine
1. nephew
2. gentleman/lord
3. peacock​

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Choose the word that best completes the analogy. Then, write a few sentences explaining why it is the best answer.
eat : food :: _?_ : book​

What does the metaphor in the sentence below emphasize about the plane?

*The plane slipped through the night, a silvery arrow bursting through the moonlit clouds.*

a. Everyone on the plane is asleep.
b. The plane is painted silver.
c. Moonlight is shining on the plane.
d. The plane is moving quietly at a high
speed.

The old woman crushed him to die.(into direct speech)​

True or False:


A sentence that includes an independent clause and at least one dependent clause is called a compound sentence.

Review the following excerpt and bar graph from the text. “By 1889, the bicycles had air-filled tires, resulting in a much smoother ride. Within a decade, the production of bicycles quintupled.” The bar graph accompanies the text to help readers understand how many bikes were produced between 1889 and 1899. Which of the following formatting, graphics, or multimedia elements would provide additional, related information to help readers understand other sections of the text? Select all that apply. (1) A slideshow with photos of bicycle models to accompany this statement: “Walk into a bicycle shop and you will be met with nearly unlimited choices. Bicycles come in various models, including racers, mountain bikes, hybrids, BMX, and even collapsible models that can be folded into the size of a duffle bag.” (2) A photo of the Draisienne to accompany this statement: “In 1817, [Baron von Drais] built the Draisienne, a machine similar to the modern bicycle. It had an armrest, a padded saddle, or seat, and two in-line wheels of the same size. However, the Draisienne was quite unlike the modern bicycle.” (3) An interactive map showing the German home of Baron von Drais and the route he took to Paris with his invention, to accompany this statement: “Credit for patenting the modern bicycle’s ancestor goes to Baron von Drais, a German inventor. . . . Drais took his invention to Paris in 1818, where it acquired the name ‘velocipede,’ meaning ‘fast foot.’” (4) A diagram showing the different layers found in a rubber tire to accompany this statement: “People first began to use the word bicycle in 1869, the same year that solid rubber tires replaced the ‘boneshaker’s’ metal wheels.” (5) A map showing the top five bike-owning countries and the approximate number of bikes that exist in each country, to accompany this statement: “Today, manufacturers build around one hundred million bicycles each year. A single country, China, is home to more than one-half billion bikes.”

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The secret garden
1. In Chapter 11, how does Dickon know which
rose bushes in the secret garden are still alive?
(a) They have tiny flower buds.
(b) They have sharp thorns.
(c) They appear brown and hard.
(d) They appear green and moist.