Question

If you swarm me with questions after class, I cannot prepare for the next exam.

Which of the following correctly describes the word swarm?

It has a negative tone.

It has a neutral tone.

It is a hyperbole.

It is a simile.

Answer 1

@ManImStumped

Answer 2

I thinks its a hyperbole.

Answer 3

Read the sentence below:

My dog is the Einstein of her breed.

Which of the following correctly describes this sentence?

It uses a simile.

It uses only literal language.

It has a positive tone.

It has a negative tone.

Answer 4

I have like 3 more questions after this one

Answer 5

it has a postiive tone.

Answer 6

Which sentence uses the active voice?

The many awards were handed out by the school nurse and the principal.

The principal and the school nurse handed out the many awards.

The awards were many that were handed out by the school nurse and the principal.

The awards, handed out by the principal and the school nurse, were many.

Answer 7

Read the sentences below:

Your diction on this Latin word is not quite right. Let me hear you say it again.

Which definition of diction applies in this context?

Verbal description

Choice of words

Meaning of words

Pronunciation of words

Answer 8

Where is the thesis statement of an informational essay usually found?

Beginning of the first body paragraph

Beginning of the introduction

End of the introduction

End of the last body paragraph

Answer 9

The many awards were handed out by the school nurse and the principal.

Answer 10

Pronunciation of words

Answer 11

Where is the thesis statement of an informational essay usually found? At the beginning of the first body paragraph.

Answer 12

End of the introduction

Answer 13

Eh i was that off wows i believe
you are right bubbles.

Answer 14

last one promise Read the following sentence:

We should probably call the neighbors about that barking dog running through their yard.

Which of the following correctly describes the verbal and its function in this sentence?

Barking is a present participle describing the dog.

Barking is a gerund describing the dog.

Running is a present participle describing the dog.

Running is a past participle describing the dog.

Answer 15

i said i wasnt sure about this one :c @Sudzrockys do you know?

Answer 16

I think it has to do with a the end or beginning of the paragraph i am not entirely sure cause i learned this 2 years ago.

Answer 17

no the one just put Read the following sentence:

We should probably call the neighbors about that barking dog running through their yard.

Which of the following correctly describes the verbal and its function in this sentence?

Barking is a present participle describing the dog.

Barking is a gerund describing the dog.

Running is a present participle describing the dog.

Running is a past participle describing the dog.

Answer 18

@Sudzrockys