6 examples of proactive language

1. What does the lion represent? Why would the rulers of England include so many of them on the Coat of Arms?

Why does Piggy tell Ralph to stop talking about Simon the day after Simon's death? a. Piggy is too upset to talk about it. b. Piggy doesn't want to face the fact that they murdered Simon. c. Piggy is scared that the others will come after them. d.

What mood does Edgar Allan Poe begin to establish within the first three sentences of "The Fall of the House of Usher"? a dark and oppressive mood a serious and studious mood a calm and peaceful mood a contented and welcoming mood

A restrictive clause is one that a. should be set off by commas. b. usually occurs at the beginning of a sentence. c. limits the meaning of the word it describes. d. functions as an adverb.

Read the following sentence: Your pain is a cruel testimony of your ignorance. To change the tone of the sentence from derogatory to comforting, which word most needs to be replaced? O A. testimony O B. ignorance O C. cruel O D. pain

Although he had never tried it, Jeff knew he would like hot and sour soup. A.) Relative pronoun B.) Subordinating conjunction C.) Personal pronoun D.) Preposition ("Although" is underlined in the sentence)

Excerpt from An Unexplainable Occurrence Elizabeth Kibler 3As I strolled to the carnival, I noticed that my town looked deserted.

Which technique does Chekhov use least throughout the story to develop the characters

Which line of text from "The Most Dangerous Game" best supports the claim that Rainsford learns to fear the general?

What is the tone of "how resilience works"