[ Figurative Language ]
“Piper piped a pepper”
A. alliteration
B. hyperbole
Select your answer:
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Grammar › ViewSelect the correct sentence that uses commas to separate multiple adjectives describing a noun.
A. She wore a beautiful, long, red dress.
B. She wore a beautiful long red dress.
C. She wore a beautiful, long red dress.
D. She wore a, beautiful, long, red dress.
Conjunction and Punctuation › View
The team won the championship. They received medals for their victory.
A. The team won the championship; moreover, they received medals for their victory.
B. The team won the championship because they received medals for their victory.
C. If the team won the championship they received medals for their victory.
D. The team won the championship; otherwise they received medals for their victory.