Antonyms and Synonyms
The mayor is proposing a new Act to improve Civil Rights in the city.
What is an antonym for proposing?
Withdrawing; rejecting; opposing
The Greek root "micro-" comes from the ancient Greek word "μικρός" (mikros), which means "small" or "little."
What is microbiology?
Have you ever write a report before?
Is write correct? If not, what should it be?
written
Every summer, the town of Sunnyville hosts a big ice cream festival. People from all over the region come to enjoy the delicious ice cream from local vendors. The festival is a time for families to gather, play games, and have fun. The mayor of Sunnyville, Mr. Thompson, always gives a speech to welcome everyone and thank the volunteers. He says the festival brings the community together and makes everyone happy.
What is the author's perspective about the ice cream festival?
Sarah remembered the day they first met. It was a sunny afternoon, and they were both shy, standing awkwardly at the park entrance. She had worn her favorite red dress, and he had a nervous smile. They introduced themselves and, despite the initial awkwardness, quickly found common ground in their love for nature and adventure. That day marked the beginning of a beautiful friendship.
Is this the story theme, story conflict, or a flashback?
Flashback
What is a synonym for hauled?
"The man hauled the heavy bag across the field with both hands."
Zoo is study of life relating to the study of animals.
What is Zoology?
If so, we use your skill to make the table.
Should it be :
a: could use
b: may use
c: might use
could use
I remember the first day of summer break like it was yesterday. The sun was shining bright, and I could feel the warmth on my skin as I walked to the park. My friends and I had big plans to play soccer and explore the nearby woods. I was so excited that I could hardly contain my enthusiasm. As we played, I laughed and ran, enjoying every moment. It was a perfect day, and I felt grateful to be surrounded by such good friends and such a beautiful day.
What point of view is this question being told from? How do you know?
In this paragraph, the narrator is telling the story from the first-person perspective, using "I" and "we" to describe their experiences and feelings. This point of view allows the reader to connect directly with the narrator's thoughts and emotions.
Sarah remembered the day they first met. It was a sunny afternoon, and they were both shy, standing awkwardly at the park entrance. She had worn her favorite red dress, and he had a nervous smile. They introduced themselves and, despite the initial awkwardness, quickly found common ground in their love for nature and adventure. That day marked the beginning of a beautiful friendship.
How does contribute to the plot?
It reveals past information about the plot.
What is an antonym for reclaimed?
Therm is the Greek root meaning 'heat'.
"During the winter, Sarah wore her thermal jacket to stay warm while hiking in the snow."
What is the contest clue that helps me understand what thermal means?
to stay warm
We are thrilled to show you our project's!
Is this sentence correct?
It is correct
Sarah walked into the park on a sunny afternoon, her heart light and her steps lively. The warm breeze rustled the leaves of the trees, and the scent of freshly cut grass filled the air. She met her friends near the playground, where they planned to spend the day. They played a game of frisbee, laughed at each other's jokes, and enjoyed the simple pleasures of a perfect summer day. As the sun began to set, they sat on a bench, watching the sky turn from blue to orange, feeling grateful for their friendship and the beauty around them.
What the point of view in this passage?
In this paragraph, the narrator describes Sarah's actions and the scene around her, using third-person pronouns like "she" and "they" to tell the story. This point of view allows the reader to observe the characters and the setting from an external perspective.
What is the author's purpose, and how do you know?
The author's purpose is the reason why they wrote a particular piece of text. It can vary widely depending on the genre, audience, and context of the writing.
I know by examining the content, tone, and context.
What is a synonym for disturbed?
"She was deeply disturbed by the news and couldn't sleep all night."
'Hydr' comes from the Greek word meaning "water".
What does dehydrated mean?
'de' means not. Hydr- means water, so dehydrated means "does not have enough water."
The game (?) the best thing we did all day.
What word should be in place of (?)
is/was/were
was
How are point of view and author's perspective different?
Point of view refers to the narrative technique that determines who is telling the story (first person, second person, third person).
Author's perspective refers to the attitude, beliefs, and feelings of the author's towards the events and world of the story.
"Reading books is one of the best ways to learn new things and have fun because it helps you imagine different worlds, teaches you new words, and can take you on exciting adventures."
What is the author's claim? What does the author claim in this passage?
What is an antonym and synonym for the word protect?
Synonyms for "Protect"
Antonyms for "Protect"
Read the following sentence and use the context clues to figure out the meaning of the word "baffled."
"Sarah was baffled by the complicated math problem, so she asked her teacher for help."
What does "baffled" mean in this sentence?
The pizza and ice cream always (?) so good!
Should (?) be: taste/are tasting/ was tasting
taste
"Every morning, the sun rises over the town of Greenfield, casting a warm glow over the streets and homes. The town is known for its friendly neighbors and beautiful parks. The mayor, Mr. Thompson, believes that the community's happiness and well-being are the most important things. He often says, 'In Greenfield, we take care of each other and our environment, because that's what makes our town special.'"
What is the author's perspective on the town of Greenfield?
"Sarah and her friend, Emily, were excited to play together at the park. However, when they arrived, they both wanted to play on different playground equipment. Sarah wanted to swing, and Emily wanted to go on the slide. They argued for a while, and it seemed like they wouldn't be able to play together. Then, Sarah had an idea. She suggested they take turns. Sarah would swing for five minutes, and then Emily could slide for five minutes. They both agreed, and they had a great time playing together and taking turns."
What was the conflict, and how did Sarah and Emily solve it?
Conflict:
Sarah and Emily both wanted to play on different playground equipment, which led to an argument.
Solution:
Sarah suggested they take turns. Sarah would swing for five minutes, and then Emily could slide for five minutes. They both agreed, and they had a great time playing together.