Question

Which word in the sentence is a participle?

Do not lean on the painted walls.

A.
lean

B.
Do

C.
on

D.
painted

Answer 1

@chosenmatt

Answer 2

@...Dimps...

Answer 3

@MAli13chineta

Answer 4

@MCLover1477

Answer 5

@cjackson2002

Answer 6

what

Answer 7

question up top

Answer 8

dimplez thiz serious

Answer 9

not joking around

Answer 10

idk

Answer 11

thanxz any way

Answer 12

painted

Answer 13

think so?

Answer 14

you know that you are in math right not english

Answer 15

woops

Answer 16

lol

Answer 17

I agree with your sister:)

Answer 18

lol she not my sister

Answer 19

were not related bot thx

Answer 20

lol

Answer 21

sister from nother mother

Answer 22

lol yah

Answer 23

Not sure honestly

Answer 24

lol:)

Answer 25

lol she might think im the user kase i like deadpool too

Answer 26

i maen THEUSER

Answer 27

brb

Answer 28

Which word in the sentence is a participle?

Are you running from that buzzing bee?

A.
buzzing

B.
running

C.
bee

D.
Are

Answer 29

help will meadal 5 times if carect

Answer 30

no... ten more times

Answer 31

buzzing i believe

Answer 32

im second gessing my self

Answer 33

like deadpool i got two answerz in my head

Answer 34

wait so the particaple iz a verb modifying right

Answer 35

a word formed from a verb (e.g., going, gone, being, been ) and used as an adjective (e.g., working woman, burned toast ) or a noun (e.g., good breeding ). In English, participles are also used to make compound verb forms

Answer 36

thanx

Answer 37

lol

Answer 38

The first one I'd say C? Not sure

Answer 39

i fink i gave u a bunch of meadald batty

Answer 40

1=lean or painted

Answer 41

can you guys help me

Answer 42

Lean

Answer 43

second one buzzing or running

Answer 44

hello

Answer 45

ill say buzzing

Answer 46

sup jaczon

Answer 47

because a participle is a word formed from a verb which can be used as an adjective. And buzzing is a verb, but is also describing the bee so it's also an adjective.

Answer 48

The 2014 FIFA World Cup will be held in Brazil. It will be the 20th year of the World Cup. Brazil was chosen in October of 2007 to host the 2014 competition. Earlier in the year, South America had been chosen as the continent for the contest. Brazil was the only country to put in a bid. This is the second time Brazil will host the World Cup. The country hosted it in 1950. It is the first World Cup to be held in South America since 1978, when Argentina hosted. No other South American country has hosted the World Cup more than once.

5.
Which of the following best summarizes the passage above?

The 2014 World Cup will be held in Brazil. It is the second time Brazil has been chosen to host the World Cup. Brazil is the only South American country to host the World Cup twice.
The 20th World Cup will take place in 2014. In 2007, it was decided that the competition would be held in South America. It is the first World Cup in South America since 1978.
Early in 2007, South America was chosen as the continent for the 20th World Cup. Brazil was the only country that put in a bid. Brazil hosted the World Cup before in 1950.
In October 2007, Brazil was chosen to host the 20th World Cup. Brazil has already hosted the World Cup before. 1978 was the last time a South American country hosted the World Cup.

Answer 49

0-0

Answer 50

that is what i need help with:)

Answer 51

0_0 wow

Answer 52

im telleporting batty this ones all u

Answer 53

ill say

Answer 54

hold on.....

Answer 55

@deadpoolroxz The second one I'd guess running

Answer 56

fine fine im here dimplez

Answer 57

What?

Answer 58

oh no its buzzing

Answer 59

Really?

Answer 60

anybody @MAli13chineta

Answer 61

let meh see

Answer 62

kk

Answer 63

The 2014 World Cup will be held in Brazil. It is the second time Brazil has been chosen to host the World Cup. Brazil is the only South American country to host the World Cup twice.

Answer 64

iz thiz study island o_0

Answer 65

yes

Answer 66

oh u jion the club i see BATTY

Answer 67

lol

Answer 68

eh jackson didnt u ask this last time

Answer 69

no idk

Answer 70

Scientists from the Geological Survey of Canada go hunting every few years. They dress in thick winter coats and warm gloves, tuck compasses in their pockets, and jump on airplanes that fly out over Canada's arctic region. They look down on a vast and empty landscape with only a few tiny islands and shiny sea ice. What they hunt is always moving and cannot be seen with their eyes. These scientists are hunters of Earth's magnetic north pole.
In December 2003, Earth's north magnetic pole was located 600 kilometers from the northern Canadian town of Resolute Bay. But it has not always been there and it will not stay. In 1831, explorer James Ross found the pole for the first time. No one looked for it again for over 70 years because the weather conditions were so dangerous. Ross's ship had been stuck in the arctic ice for four years! In 1904 when Roald Amundsen looked again and found the magnetic north pole, it had moved 50 kilometers.
Sometimes, the Earth's magnetic north pole even trades places with the magnetic south pole. This strange event has been recorded in the magnetism of ancient rocks and happens about every 300,000 years. Geologists can't predict when the poles will swap places again.
Scientists have been recording the movement of the magnetic north pole across Canada since James Ross first found it. It was moving at an average speed of 10 kilometers a year until the end of the 1900's. Then the speed increased to 40 kilometers per year. One day in the near future, the scientists from the Geological Survey of Canada will have to do their hunting in Siberia instead of Canada.

1.
Which detail from the passage should be included in the summary?

In 1904, when Roald Amundsen looked again and found the magnetic north pole, it had moved 50 kilometers.
They look down on a vast and empty landscape with only a few tiny islands and shiny sea ice.
Scientists from the Geological Survey of Canada go hunting every few years.
No one looked for it again for more than 70 years because the weather conditions were so dangerous.

Answer 71

i think its the second choice...(this is for the first one)
sorry responded so late computer issues

Answer 72

In 1904, when Roald Amundsen looked again and found the magnetic north pole, it had moved 50 kilometers

Answer 73

good job genious deadguy

Answer 74

Torak woke with a jolt from a sleep he'd never meant to have.
The fire had burned low. He crouched in the fragile shell of light and peered into the looming blackness of the Forest. He couldn't see anything. Couldn't hear anything. Had it come back? Was it out there now, watching him with its hot, evil eyes?
He felt hollow and cold. He knew that he badly needed food, and that his arm hurt, and his eyes were scratchy with tiredness, but he couldn't really feel it. All night he'd guarded the wreck of the shelter and watched his father mending. How could this be happening?
Only yesterday—yesterday—they'd pitched camp in the blue autumn dusk. Torak had made a joke, and his father was laughing. Then the Forest exploded. Ravens screamed. Pines cracked. And out of the dark beneath the trees surged a deeper darkness: a huge rampaging menace in bear form.
Suddenly, death was upon them. A frenzy of claws. A welter of sound to make the ears bleed. In a heartbeat, the creature had smashed their shelter to splinters. In a heartbeat, it had wounded his father's side. Then it was gone, melting into the Forest as silently as mist.
But what kind of bear stalks men and then vanishes without eating them? What kind of bear plays with its prey?
And where was it now?
Torak couldn't see beyond the firelight, but he knew that the clearing, too, was a wreck of snapped saplings and trampled bracken. He smelled pine-blood and clawed earth. He heard the soft, sad bubbling of the stream thirty paces away. The bear could be anywhere.
Beside him, his father moaned. Slowly, he opened his eyes and looked at his son without recognition.
Torak's heart clenched. "Fa, it-it's me," he stammered. "How do you feel?"
adapted from Wolf Brother: The Chronicles of Ancient Darkness Book 1 by Michelle Paver

2.
Which statement is the best summary of the passage?

A boy, Torak, wakes up from a deep sleep. He is mad at himself for falling asleep. His father makes a sound, and Torak moves over to him.
A young boy, Torak, is tired, hungry, and hurt. He cares for his father and keeps watch for trouble after their shelter was attacked by a bear.
A bear waits in the Forest for Torak. It attacked Torak's shelter once but was not really hungry. The bear waits to attack the young boy again.
Torak is a young boy camping with his father. He wakes up after falling asleep from being so tired. He checks on the fire and listens for bears.

Answer 75

thank you guys for helping me today:)

Answer 76

@deadpoolroxz

Answer 77

@MAli13chineta

Answer 78

wat

Answer 79

can you help me still please

Answer 80

fins sure

Answer 81

with this one
Torak woke with a jolt from a sleep he'd never meant to have.
The fire had burned low. He crouched in the fragile shell of light and peered into the looming blackness of the Forest. He couldn't see anything. Couldn't hear anything. Had it come back? Was it out there now, watching him with its hot, evil eyes?
He felt hollow and cold. He knew that he badly needed food, and that his arm hurt, and his eyes were scratchy with tiredness, but he couldn't really feel it. All night he'd guarded the wreck of the shelter and watched his father mending. How could this be happening?
Only yesterday—yesterday—they'd pitched camp in the blue autumn dusk. Torak had made a joke, and his father was laughing. Then the Forest exploded. Ravens screamed. Pines cracked. And out of the dark beneath the trees surged a deeper darkness: a huge rampaging menace in bear form.
Suddenly, death was upon them. A frenzy of claws. A welter of sound to make the ears bleed. In a heartbeat, the creature had smashed their shelter to splinters. In a heartbeat, it had wounded his father's side. Then it was gone, melting into the Forest as silently as mist.
But what kind of bear stalks men and then vanishes without eating them? What kind of bear plays with its prey?
And where was it now?
Torak couldn't see beyond the firelight, but he knew that the clearing, too, was a wreck of snapped saplings and trampled bracken. He smelled pine-blood and clawed earth. He heard the soft, sad bubbling of the stream thirty paces away. The bear could be anywhere.
Beside him, his father moaned. Slowly, he opened his eyes and looked at his son without recognition.
Torak's heart clenched. "Fa, it-it's me," he stammered. "How do you feel?"
adapted from Wolf Brother: The Chronicles of Ancient Darkness Book 1 by Michelle Paver

2.
Which statement is the best summary of the passage?

A boy, Torak, wakes up from a deep sleep. He is mad at himself for falling asleep. His father makes a sound, and Torak moves over to him.
A young boy, Torak, is tired, hungry, and hurt. He cares for his father and keeps watch for trouble after their shelter was attacked by a bear.
A bear waits in the Forest for Torak. It attacked Torak's shelter once but was not really hungry. The bear waits to attack the young boy again.
Torak is a young boy camping with his father. He wakes up after falling asleep from being so tired. He checks on the fire and listens for bears.

Answer 82

@deadpoolroxz

Answer 83

im sorry i goota go give the gernade to @MAli13chineta

Answer 84

kay peace dont shoot the playa shoot batty

Answer 85

@MAli13chineta

Answer 86

lol what ever

Answer 87

to bad you cant die

Answer 88

halp yall brutl'izen meh

Answer 89

you crazy lol

Answer 90

wat eve batty go tell yo daddy deracula

Answer 91

got ur ears

Answer 92

how dare you....

Answer 93

haha

Answer 94

wat u ganna do suck my blood wahahaha

Answer 95

well.. eat a bullet im out

Answer 96

i hate you but o'well to but you cant die i would have said shot yourself.jk