What is the etymology of this word? Use your dictionary if necessary. sheriff Old French share riff Old English shire reeve High German scherriffe Greek charissThe etymology of Sheriff is: Old English shire+reeve.

Identify the correct sentence. A. His cake tastes especially well. B. His cake tastes excellently. C. He bakes both cake and pie good. D. His cake tastes especially good.

Which kind of language is most appropriate in a workplace setting? jargon informal language slang formal language

Will students be less stressed if schools change their schedules?

High school students today are also accused of extreme apathy, not caring or being invested in any activities whatsoever. What is the best definition for the word apathy as it is used in this sentence?

Which two words share a prefix? recent; development detect; display development; computers electromagnetic; electronics

The position of a topic sentence often shifts, according to the author and writing style. Where is one place the topic sentence should never be? a. In the conclusion b. In the body c. In the introduction d. In the first paragraph

What deeper meaning, or symbolism does the grass have in this section in a child said what is a grass?

During the revision process, which transitions can be added to sentences to show differences between ideas? Check all that apply. Abc although conversely for example however D in contrast in fact therefore Save and Exit Mark this and retum

The main character of the Charles book is?

what is the adjective or adverb in the prepositional phrase devon wants to paint the pumpkin in the contest?