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Keeping quiet about something
A. Riotous
B. Abyss
C. Discreet
Discreet
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To flow or move in a path that returns to the starting point
A. circulate
B. premiere
C. fraudulent
circulate
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Horrible; very ugly
A. Agony
B. Hideous
C. Agony
hideous
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A deep space
A. abyss
B. transit
C. hospitable
abyss
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to unite, become one
A. resolving
B. haven
C. merged
merged
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Acting on a sudden desire or feeling, hasty
A. circulate
B. transit
C. Impulsive
impulsive
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To distribute or administer
A. dispense
B. thrive
C. premiere
dispense
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A violent or noisy commotion, or disturbance
A. profound
B. tumult
C. riotous
tumult
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The act of passing or carrying through or across
A. transit
B. haven
C. merged
transit
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The first public appearance
A. agony
B. riotous
C. premiere
premiere
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Welcoming guests with fondness
A. fraudulent
B. hospitable
C. thrive
hospitable
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Deceitful, dishonest
A. fraudulent
B. haven
C. profound
fraudulent
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Disorderly, loud
A. jubilation
B. riotous
C. dispense
riotous
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To prosper, to succeed
A. thrive
B. impulsive
C. tumult
thrive
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A joyful celebration, gladness
A. agony
B. clammy
C. jubilation
jubilation
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A harbor or port, a place of safe shelter
A. haven
B. transit
C. abyss
haven
-
Extreme pain
A. hideous
B. discreet
C. agony
agony
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Cold and damp; moist
A. Hideous
B. Clammy
C. Jubilation
clammy
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To come to a decision
A. Resolving
B. Dispense
C. Agony
resolving
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A deep meaning, intense
A. Tumult
B. Premiere
C. Profound
profound
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Falling to pieces
A. circulate
B. dilapidated
C. thrive
dilapidated
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Comfort in sorrow
A. vigilant
B. solace
C. infatuated
solace
-
To charm
A. elation
B. thrive
C. enthralled
enthralled
-
Foolish or unreasonable passion
A. infatuated
B. jubilation
C. elation
infatuated
-
Deeply agitated, crazed
A. impulsive
B. circulate
C. distraught
distraught
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A feeling of great joy
A. elation
B. clammy
C. discreet
elation
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Ever awake, alert
A. transit
B. vigilant
C. merged
vigilant
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The part of a sentence that tells who or what the sentence is about.
A. fragment
B. sentence
C. subject
subject
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Gives a command or makes a request
A. interrogative sentence
B. imperative sentence
C. exclammatory sentence
D. declarative sentence
imperative sentence
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Shows strong feeling
A. interrogative sentence
B. imperative sentence
C. exclammatory sentence
D. declarative sentence
exclammatory sentence
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Tells what someone is or does; makes a statement
A. interrogative sentence
B. imperative sentence
C. exclammatory sentence
D. declarative sentence
declarative sentence
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Asks a question
A. interrogative sentence
B. imperative sentence
C. exclammatory sentence
D. declarative sentence
interrogative sentence
-
A group of words that does not express a complete thought
A. sentence
B. fragment
fragment
-
The part of a sentence that tells what the subject does or is
A. subject
B. predicate
predicate
-
A group of words that expresses a complete thought
A. sentence
B. fragment
sentence
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Close the door, so the cold air doesn't come in.
A. interrogative sentence
B. imperative sentence
C. exclammatory sentence
D. declarative sentence
imperative sentence
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Why did they leave so early this morning?
A. interrogative sentence
B. imperative sentence
C. exclammatory sentence
D. declarative sentence
interrogative sentence
-
Hazen is a great place to live.
A. interrogative sentence
B. imperative sentence
C. exclammatory sentence
D. declarative sentence
declarative sentence
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I love studying for English tests!
A. interrogative sentence
B. imperative sentence
C. exclammatory sentence
D. declarative sentence
exclammatory sentence
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A shortened form of a word
A. common noun
B. proper noun
C. abbreviation
D. noun
E. compound noun
abbreviation
-
Names a person, place, thing, or idea
A. common noun
B. proper noun
C. abbreviation
D. noun
E. compound noun
noun
-
Can be the special name of a particular person or thing
A. common noun
B. proper noun
C. abbreviation
D. noun
E. compound noun
proper noun
-
Can be the general name of a thing
A. common noun
B. proper noun
C. abbreviation
D. noun
E. compound noun
common noun
-
A group of words that names a person, place, thing, event, or idea
A. common noun
B. proper noun
C. abbreviation
D. noun
E. compound noun
compound noun
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I
A. first person
B. second person
C. third person
first person
-
you
A. first person
B. second person
C. third person
second person
-
he
A. first person
B. second person
C. third person
third person
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we
A. first person
B. second person
C. third person
first person
-
them
A. first person
B. second person
C. third person
third person
-
yours
A. first person
B. second person
C. third person
second person
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me
A. first person
B. second person
C. third person
first person
-
her
A. first person
B. second person
C. third person
third person
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