Ready to accept control or instruction; submissive
A. fervent
B. docile
C. submissive
D. authoritarian
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Melissa eats pizza every Friday.
A. Pizza is eaten by Melissa every Friday.
B. Melissa is eaten pizza every Friday.
C. Pizza eats Melissa every Friday.
D. Pizza is ate by Melissa every Friday.
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He cleans his car _____.
A. a week once
B. once a week
C. since a week
D. for a week
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A. Quatrain
B. Onomatopoeia
C. Stanza
D. Irony
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Which word from this sentence is being used as an adjective?
Although the weather did not look promising, the match started on time, delighting the crowd which filled the stands.
A. promising
B. started
C. delighting
D. filled