Read the sentence. The committee judged that entry the winner. Which of these words is the objective complement?

judged

committee

winner

entry

Which sentence contains a phrase that requires a hyphen A) Her sunroom is full of potted plants B) My sister is a well like sophomore in high school C) Jade was unhappy that she had to miss the music festival D) Fredrick enjoys crossword puzzles

Why is formal/standard the most appropriate level of diction for a work email? a. because it illustrates an educated tone b. because no one would understand most formal at work c. because informal language affects the clarity of the message d.

What inference can be made about Odysseus? Check all that apply. Odysseus is a careless leader who does not care about the safety of his crew. Odysseus's curiosity about the Cyclops is stronger than his good judgment.

Prefix/root words means having an effect on things in the past

Which element allowed Britain to become a great power during the 18th century? A. Its involvement in the Revolutionary War B. Its advancement in the technologies of industry C. Its large naval fleet D. Its vast number of citizens 2b2t

Which word in this sentence does the adverb describe? Ben shouted when James foolishly kicked the ball out of bounds. A. shouted B. kicked C. foolishly D. ball

What can you infer about the British soldiers

Hearing the dialect in an audio recording of The People Could Fly would likely give readers a better understanding of why the story is a fable. why Native Americans are mentioned. how the moral of the story is established.

Which words in the sentence are the complete infinitive phrase? On the weekend, Aaron intends to organize his closet completely. A. to organize his closet completely B. on the weekend C. his closet completely D. Aaron intends to organize

Describe the society in which Anthem is set. Some areas to consider are the political structure, degree of technology, social relationships, quality of life, and education. Use evidence from the text to support your response.