What does “author’s intent” refer to?
A. The reason why the author wrote the text
B. The main character in the story
C. A type of affix
D. A kind of conflict
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If Conditional Zero and One › ViewIf they don’t start playing offensively, they _____ the match.
A. will lose
B. lose
C. loses
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Combine the following ideas into one complete sentence: “The sun set behind the mountains. It was a beautiful sight.”
A. The sun setting behind the mountains was a beautiful sight.
B. It was a beautiful sight, the sun set behind the mountains.
C. Behind the mountains, the sun set, it was beautiful.
D. The mountains had the sun set behind them, which was beautiful.
Grammar › ViewWhich of the following sentences contains a comma error?
A. Despite his great hunger, Roger continued his fasting for world peace.
B. The little, old man could hardly stand up due to his painful arthritis.
C. I packed my warm sweaters, long pants, and heavy coat for our trip.
D. While I was working on my homework, there was a bad thunderstorm.
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Choose the word that matches the definition:
Descriptive writing that appeals to the five senses
A. Imagery
B. Simile
C. Tone
D. Allusion