What describes a word's connotations?

A. The word's literal meaning

B. The word's linguistic history

C. The word's suggested meanings

D. The word's alternate pronunciation

Science the looking of water in a large body?

According to Pynchon, why is it best to read 1984 not as an allegory?

Which of the following lines from "Out, Out-" deviates from iambic pentameter?

What is the author's purpose in this text? A to prove that genocide continues to be a serious problem today, one in need of people's attention B to inform the readers about the accomplishments of Raphael Lemkin and direct them to where they can

Match the sentence to the author's tone. 1. "She hit her left foot against an outcropped root, and terror seized her. It was an ill omen." objectivity 2. "The drum sounded again and the flute blew.

Read those lines from the excerpt again: There was a rusting of dresses, and the standing congregation sat down. The boy whose history this book relates did not enjoy the prayer, he only enduredit--if he even did that much.

Hen Harry died, Sheila and her mother went to the funeral: "When we got to Chesham, we were treated like the closest members of his family.

Combine the following sentences by creating an adverb clause that comes after the main clause. The storm cased a power failure. Peter started the new generator.

Deciding on a course of action was difficult for Jane. If you divide the above sentence into two parts, the subject and the predicate, the predicate is 1) Deciding 2) Deciding on a course of action 3) was difficult 4) was difficult for Jane 5) none

Which sentence is conditional but not subjunctive? If you had studied harder, you would have passed the test. If you study every day, you should do well. If you hadn't studied, you would have done even worse.