[ Simile, Metaphor or Personification ]
The trees of the forest watched sympathetically over the lost child.
A. Simile
B. Metaphor
C. Personification
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Grammar › ViewThey ______ (close) the door.
A. close
B. closes
C. closed
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Karen were you in San Fransisco CA last week?
A. Karen, were you in San Fransisco, CA last week?
B. Karen were you in San Fransisco, CA last week?
C. Karen. Were you in San Fransisco CA last week?
D. Karen were you in San Fransisco C.A. last week?
Vocabulary & Grammar › ViewHe’s a good friend and very helpful – you can always rely _______ him.
A. on
B. for
C. with
D. to
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“I accidentally knocked a glass over.”
What word or phrase can be used instead of “accidentally” in this sentence?
A. deliberately
B. on purpose
C. unintentionally
D. intentionally