Question

Read this sentence:

Jackson had to endure the shame of a scolding in front of his friends.

Which definition of shame matches its use in the sentence above?

A painful emotion caused by consciousness of guilt

The susceptibility to such emotion

A condition of humiliating disgrace or disrepute

Something that brings censure or reproach

Answer 1

@dumbcow

Answer 2

The third one?

Answer 3

1 or 3 it's one or the other

Answer 4

a painful feeling of humiliation or distress caused by the consciousness of wrong or foolish behaviour

Answer 5

im thinking its the third one

Answer 6

but i think its A .Accordding to above web defination

Answer 7

definition*

Answer 8

okay thank u. can u help me with this one
Read the sentence and answer the question below:

The newest study invalidates parts of the conclusions made in earlier studies.

What part of speech is invalidates?

Adjective

Adverb

Noun

Verb

Answer 9

its a Verb .

Answer 10

Read the sentence and answer the question below:

Your dislike of broccoli is so apparent I can see it all over your face.

Which word provides the best clue to the meaning of apparent?

Dislike

See

All

Face

for this one im thinking its dislike ?

Answer 11

or see

Answer 12

its a adjective mean clearly visible or understood;

Answer 13

so, see?

Answer 14

yeah

Answer 15

Read the sentence and answer the question below:

If brain size correlates to intelligence, why are squirrels so good at defeating my attempts to keep them out of the bird feeders?

Which synonym would best replace the word correlates?

Compares

Consents

Objects

Prefers
and this one. im going with compares. do u agree

Answer 16

no , the clue is Face that tellin Apparent

Answer 17

yup it is Compares .

Answer 18

Which is an example of metaphor?

Your young skin is as soft as peach fuzz.

That baby eats like a pig.

Your heart is stone.

That dog is as big as a house.

I know metaphor are with out like or as

Answer 19

so theres only one choice. C

Answer 20

Read the sentence and answer the question below:

That dessert is disgustingly delicious.

Which of the following correctly describes this phrase?

Delicious dessert is a metaphor.

Disgusting dessert is a hyperbole.

Delicious and disgusting is a paradox.

Dessert and delicious are an analogy.


this one is the confusing one to me

Answer 21

That dog is as big as a house. I agree with you

Answer 22

Im pretty sure it is Delicious and disgusting is a paradox.

Answer 23

no. your heart is stone

Answer 24

Which of the bolded words provides the least negative interpretation of Sam's behavior?

Sam seemed a bit cold at the party; he hardly spoke to anyone and seemed unhappy.

Sam seemed a bit indifferent at the party; he hardly spoke to anyone and seemed unhappy.

Sam seemed a bit antisocial at the party; he hardly spoke to anyone and seemed unhappy.

Sam seemed a bit withdrawn at the party; he hardly spoke to anyone and seemed unhappy.

Answer 25

lol ok

Answer 26

D ?

Answer 27

Can you post it in new tab ???

Answer 28

yea

Answer 29

ty :)