Question

Fill in the blank: Tiffany added the chore of carpet cleaning to her list after the heavy _____ from her party caused the floor to look matted down.

dignity
apothecary
traffic
piteous

Answer 1

hint: "heavy" is an adjective, so the blank must be filled by a noun, as there is no comma after "heavy"

Answer 2

I wouldn't go with apothecary, that's like a drug dealer. Pharmasist.

Answer 3

so you can cross out any adjectives from that list...

Answer 4

Dignity?

Answer 5

what does "dignity" mean?

Answer 6

Dignity- poise or gravity of manner

Answer 7

Would you have heavy dignity at a party? XD

Answer 8

okay... how would that make a floor all matted down?
or what alexa said xD

Answer 9

Lol no

Answer 10

So if you know what piteous means, you can look at that and the other answer.

Answer 11

Piteous- pathetic; deserving of sympathy or compassion

Answer 12

as I said earlier... piteous is an adjective, it wouldn't fit

Answer 13

Traffic??

Answer 14

the format is either "ADJECTIVE • NOUN" or "adjective, adjective • noun"/"adjective, adjective, and adjective • noun"

Answer 15

Yeah, like a storm of people going through a house I guess.

Answer 16

well, does "heavy traffic" sound right to you?

Answer 17

kittiwitti that thingy you wrote up there makes no sense to me. o.o

Answer 18

Format

Answer 19

format

\[\text{adjective • noun}\]e.g. "lazy cat"

\[\text{adjective, adjective • noun}\]e.g. "fat, lazy cat"

\[\text{adjective, adjective, and adjective • noun}\]e.g. "big, fat and lazy cat"

Answer 20

*big, fat, and lazy* oops.
anyway, @FredoNeedsHelp you got the right answer, good job \ ( • D • ) /

Answer 21

So that thingy ^ describes the way sentences are structured then? Okay learned that today XD

Answer 22

Thank you

Answer 23

yep ☺