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OpenStudy (anonymous):

stifling verb holding back or stopping dominated adjective greatly occupied sternly adverb in strict or firm way evidence noun information, facts, or objects that help prove something confidently adverb with certainty; as though you know you're right impressed adjective moved by admiration blurted verb spoke without thinking recovered verb found something that was lost or stolen Exercise A: Words in Context Choose the best word from the list to complete each sentence. 1. The ______ indicated that the man on trial was not the one who robbed the grocery store. 2. After reviewing his answers to the test questions, Ted could _____ say that he would pass the test. 3. The teacher looked at us ______ to let us know that we were all in trouble. 4. Mrs. Lanning felt quite _____ by our performance in the concert. 5. Jeanne _____ our secret before we could stop her. Exercise B: Synonyms Circle the letter of the synonym for the underlined word. 1. We were stifling our laughter so much we almost burst. A. modifying B. quieting C. speaking 2. "Thank goodness you recovered the ring my grandmother gave me," Mrs. Fontain said. A. sold B. priced C. located 3. The city's skyline, dominated by tall buildings, was beautiful to see. A. filled B. hidden C. discovered After Twenty Years Part A (p. 312) Vocabulary impressively adverb in a way that attracts attention or admiration habitual adjective regular; unusual; done out of habit swagger noun bold or showy way of walking vicinity noun the area around a certain place majority noun largest part of a group reassuringly adverb in a way that restores confidence keen adjective sharp; eager destiny noun what the future holds for a person corresponded verb wrote letters to each other dismally adverb in a sad or gloomy way Exercise A: Synonyms or Antonyms? Write S if the words are synonyms. Write A if they are antonyms. 1. impressively grandly 2. swagger creep 3. majority most 4. keen dull 5. dismally joylessly Exercise B: Match the Clue Choose the best word from the list to match each sentence. 1. Tom and Abby wrote letters back and forth all summer. 2. We're near where we need to be, but we can't find the place. 3. One day I'll be a star! 4. Getting a bagel on the way to school was part of Saba's routine. 5. Christian spoke slowly and calmly so the people would not be alarmed.

OpenStudy (anonymous):

@charlotte123

OpenStudy (charlotte123):

WOW LOL

OpenStudy (charlotte123):

can we go one question at a time? xD

OpenStudy (anonymous):

._. yup I need 8 freakin' assignments done before my mom gets home lol!

OpenStudy (charlotte123):

oh dang

OpenStudy (anonymous):

yeah O_O she'll be home in an hour..!

OpenStudy (charlotte123):

I shall help :)

OpenStudy (charlotte123):

read ur PM

OpenStudy (anonymous):

xD ok yay<3

OpenStudy (charlotte123):

okay so lets go with the first excersise :)

OpenStudy (anonymous):

okie~

OpenStudy (charlotte123):

Already in order LOL stifling verb holding back or stopping dominated adjective greatly occupied sternly adverb in strict or firm way evidence noun information, facts, or objects that help prove something confidently adverb with certainty; as though you know you're right impressed adjective moved by admiration blurted verb spoke without thinking recovered verb found something that was lost or stolen

OpenStudy (charlotte123):

what is with the words? do u need to match em with their definition or use em in a sentence or something else? :)

OpenStudy (charlotte123):

ahhh u choose the word to complete the sentence!

OpenStudy (anonymous):

Yea

OpenStudy (charlotte123):

1. The evidence indicated that the man on trial was not the one who robbed the grocery store. 2. After reviewing his answers to the test questions, Ted could confidently say that he would pass the test. 3. The teacher looked at us sternly to let us know that we were all in trouble. 4. Mrs. Lanning felt quite impressed by our performance in the concert. 5. Jeanne blurted our secret before we could stop her.

OpenStudy (charlotte123):

there ya go :D

OpenStudy (charlotte123):

@foreverlost u there?

OpenStudy (anonymous):

thanks<3 and yea sorry

OpenStudy (charlotte123):

@foreverlost its okay :) now to excersise B, u know what to do LAWL

OpenStudy (anonymous):

lol

OpenStudy (charlotte123):

hey is this a test though?

OpenStudy (anonymous):

nope

OpenStudy (anonymous):

@charlotte123 ???

OpenStudy (charlotte123):

sorry LOL! lag >.>

OpenStudy (anonymous):

xD

OpenStudy (anonymous):

.-. charlotteeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee @charlotte123

OpenStudy (charlotte123):

Exercise B: Synonyms Circle the letter of the synonym for the underlined word. 1. We were stifling our laughter so much we almost burst. A. modifying B. quieting C. speaking <--- confused on this one >.> 2. "Thank goodness you recovered the ring my grandmother gave me," Mrs. Fontain said. A. sold B. priced (C. located) 3. The city's skyline, dominated by tall buildings, was beautiful to see. (A. filled) B. hidden C. discovered

OpenStudy (charlotte123):

oh wait I think its quieting, because they almost burst *like they were trying to hold it* :)

OpenStudy (anonymous):

thats what i was thinking lol (: n ok i got em down

OpenStudy (charlotte123):

I might get in trouble if I help u anymore (especially since this looks like a test), do u think u can do the rest? :)

OpenStudy (anonymous):

i will later on XD but for this practice thingy i can do the rest :P Thanks<3

OpenStudy (charlotte123):

no problem! ^_^ good luck and have a great day!!!

OpenStudy (anonymous):

You too c:

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