Match the definition to the part of speech.

1. used to make a statement, ask a question, or give a command
2. modifies a word or word group other than a noun or pronoun
3. shows relationship of noun or pronoun to rest of the sentence
4. connects words, phrases, clauses
5. modifies a noun or noun substitute
6. simple exclamations
7. names a person, place, or thing
8. noun substitute

interjection
adjective
preposition
verb
adverb
noun
conjunction
pronoun

Answer:

1. used to make a statement, ask a question, or give a command ➡️verb

2. modifies a word or word group other than a noun or pronoun➡️adverb

3. shows relationship of noun or pronoun to rest of the sentence➡️preposition

4. connects words, phrases, clauses➡️conjunction

5. modifies a noun or noun substitute➡️adjective

6. simple exclamations➡️interjection

7. names a person, place, or thing➡️noun

8. noun substitute➡️ pronoun

Explanation:

A verb is an action or doing word. It can be used to make a request, ask a question or give a command. An adverb modifies verbs. They explain and give further clarity on what the verb is doing. Preposition is used to show how nouns and pronouns are connected to other sentences. e.g in, on, etc. Conjunction actually connects words, phases and clauses. e.g and, but, etc. Adjectives modify nouns and pronouns. They give nouns and pronouns more meaning by explaining what is going on. Interjections are used for exclamations. Noun tell us the name of persons, places, animals and things. Pronouns substitute nouns in a sentence.

Suppose you have read a poem and a story and identified a theme they share: the importance of enjoying life to the fullest. What important step is now required to compare the theme across the two genres?
a. Write down all examples of the use of literary elements.
b. Identify how the elements of each work express the theme.
c. Express an opinion of which genre expresses the theme better.
d. Make a list of plot events in both works.

Sui-cide, baby, it's the worst
Think about the people that you'll hurt
They won't even care about the things I'll choose to do
Because all I am is all that I've been through
My skin is very young
But my heart is very old
My mind thinks lips and tongue
But my bones decide my home
My fears ran through my lungs
And my eyes only saw gold
My room's where my throat hung
And my fingers turned purple
It's not worth it, baby, I would know
My mom walked in, her sunny day went to snow
What's the point of being here, baby? I won't see them cry
I'll be somewhere in the clouds, I hope, tonight
My skin is very young
But my heart is very old
My mind thinks lips and tongue
But my bones decide my home
My fears ran through my lungs
And my eyes only saw gold
My room's where my throat hung
And my fingers turned purple
Then I saw that death was not my treasure
That my life was headed to gold
When my gold-chained-noose applied some pressure
I fought till I bled cold
My skin is very young
But my heart is very old
My mind thinks lips and tongue
But my bones decide my home
My fears ran through my lungs
And my eyes only saw gold
My room's where my throat hung
And my fingers turned purple

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A
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B
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C
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D
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Whenever something was difficult for him to say, Amina’s father spoke in a proverb from Nigeria, his home country. Amina was born in America and usually had trouble deciphering what he meant.

The descriptive details help the reader understand Amina and her father's

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C
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Young had learned to read before he was two, and by the age of twenty had mastered a dozen foreign languages
including Arabic, Persian, and Turkish. An inheritance from an uncle left him free to pursue his scientific interests. At
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intrigued by the challenge of the Rosetta Stone, he put aside his other studies and concentrated on attempting to
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The details in this excerpt hint that Giblin has a
O positive attitude toward Young's passion for learning.
O positive attitude toward learning new languages.
O negative attitude toward Young's lack of focus.
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A.They provide historical context for the argument.


B.They provide ethos, logos, and pathos to the central argument.


C.They encourage the reader to question the authors’ premise.


D.They establish the primary rebuttal of the authors’ argument.


E.They outline the chronology of the events, allowing the authors to reference them to support their main argument.

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How long your audience has to read.

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