English, 30.08.2019 17:30 giraffesaur44

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which form of the word commune would correctly complete the following sentence?
we should work out a solution and resolve the problems of flooding in our neighborhood. (4 points)
communal
communally
communality
communalize
2.
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which form of the word refuse would correctly complete the following sentence?
mayra's to practice her high jumps most likely cost her the first-place prize at her track meet. (4 points)
refusal
refusible
refused
refuser
3.
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which synonym most clearly presents the highest degree of anger? (4 points)
ranting
fury
displeasure
irritation
4.
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which synonym has the least negative connotation in describing people who like to get their way? (4 points)
aggressive
assertive
hostile
pushy
5.
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which of the following synonyms has the most elegant denotation?
the décor of the prom made it the most of evenings for all the students. (4 points)
classy
exquisite
graceful
tasteful
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Answer from: owenr4758

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1. The form of the word “commune” that would correctly complete the following sentence is “communally”, since it is a adverb that describes how they should work out a solution, that is, working together with other people rather than on your own.

We should work out a solution communally and resolve the problems of flooding in our neighborhood.

2. The form of the word “refuse” that would correctly complete the following sentence is “refusal”, since it presents a noun required by the phrase (noun phrase).

Mayra's refusal to practice her high jumps most likely cost her the first-place prize at her track meet.

3. The synonym that most clearly presents the highest degree of anger is “Fury”. The noun “ranting” is not correct, since it refers to a way of speaking or declaiming extravagantly or violently. The noun “displeasure” is not correct, since it refers to a lower level of angry (dissatisfaction, disapproval, or annoyance). The noun “irritation” is not correct, since it refers to the feeling of being annoyed, but not the highest degree of angry.

4. The synonym that has the least negative connotation in describing people who like to get their way is “assertive”, since this adjective describes someone who behaves in a confident way in which the person is quick to express opinions and feelings. The rest of the adjectives (aggressive/hostile/pushy) have a negative connotation in describing people who like to get their way.

5. The synonym that has the most elegant denotation is “exquisite”. This adjective describes something as extremely beautiful and delicate and it has the most elegant denotation. It is usually used in literary texts used to describe qualities that are extremely good and great.

The décor of the prom made it the most exquisite of evenings for all the students.

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I've actually never heard of the guy. but, atleast he doesn’t rap/sing about drugs and girls, but he still have a very high view of himself, which could possibly cause annoyance

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this question is grammatically incorrect and is illegible to me so i can not answer.

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