Identify the boldfaced noun as proper, common, abstract, concrete, compound, or collective. Notice that each word fits more than one category.

herd of cattle

What purpose does the story of him and the hat serve in chapter 2? A) to show the reader that Tom and buck are cruel young men. B) to illustrate Jim's superstitious beliefs C) to explain why some people in the south believed in witches.

What does the simile at the end of the passage mean? Answer by completing the sentence. Galarza compares the words to trapezes in full swing to explain that

In his Four Freedoms speech, Roosevelt believes that to attain "freedom from fear" the world must: A. reduce the number of weapons B. give weapons to all citizens. C. ban the sale and use of weapons D. agree never to use weapons

Is this a good metaphor? "I am a softball, I won't stop till I reach the other side of the fence."

EQ: What happened with the clock while Gatsby was reacquainting himself with Daisy? How would you describe the scene between the two of them? What fears does Gatsby share with Nick when they step aside from Daisy?

Highlight realistic elements in this passage. He looked glumly at all the things he owned. The books that were too much trouble to read, the tools he'd never learned to use, the small electric automobile he hadn't driven in months - - or was it

Read the passage from "The Crab That Played with the Sea" But towards the evening, when people and things grow restless and tired, there came up the man (With his own little girl-daughter) What is the tone of this passage? A. Dark and suspenseful B.

Which excerpt from "The Scarlet Ibis" most foreshadows Doodle's death? A. "It looks tired," Daddy added. "Or maybe sick." B. Doodle's hands were clasped at his throat, and I had never seen him stand still so long. C.

Identify the type of subordinate clause in the following sentence. The man who bought the coat forgot his umbrella "who bought the coat" is what type of subordinate clause? - noun - adjective - adverb

Which word in the exort from the Homer's Odyssey means the same as to worship