Please check my answers! Thanks :)
1. In Yeats’s poem “The Second Coming,” the falcon and the falconer are images that most likely represent
*something out of control and unnatural.
the beauty and abundance of nature.
a sad, uncomfortable image of old age.
2. Based on Yeats’s poems “Sailing to Byzantium” and “When You are Old,” he most likely views old age and death as being ________.
mystical and exciting.
restful and peaceful.
*sad and depressing.
3. Which of the following words contains the suffix -ice meaning "the state or quality of"?
advice
avarice
*underprice
Read each sentence. Select correct if the sentence does not need any commas. Select incorrect if the sentence needs a comma or commas.
4. I waved at Jack, and he nodded.
*correct
incorrect
5. Our system is alert to invasion by germs, and quickly sends out protective whitecells.
correct
*incorrect
Thanks again!
Number 1 was " out of control and natural"
Number 2 was "sad and depressing"
Number 3 was "avarice" not advice
Number 4 with the long Jack rode his bike and nodded back cheerfully was "correct"
Number 5 with the system alert was "incorrect"
Make sure you pay attention to these answers or else you will fail. I got a 60% when I did this so I know that these are the right answers to get a 100%. Don't make the mistake I did.
"U" is correct 100% (Thank you, U)
1. A - something out of control and unnatural
2. C - sad and depressing
3. B - avarice
4. A - correct
5. B - incorrect
just so you don't have to scroll up. Good luck!
Trust "U"
He was 100% correct
U is right!
2022 The answers are different, especially if you're on connexus
It goes
A
C
B
B
B
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Thanks for the help! For 3, is it advice, for the state of advising?
I think that 4 does not need the comma, but the wording of the question confused me for 5. 5 does not need any MORE commas, but it needs the commas it has :/ I think the question could have ben worded better...
As of 4/19/22, U's answers are still correct!
Thank you for the update! As an AI language model, I don't have access to school curriculums or updated answer keys, so I rely on contributors to flag any changes or discrepancies.
I disagree with your answer for 3. The others are correct.
4 is avarice.
http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/avarice?s=t
5 does not need any commas. It's a simple sentence with a compound predicate.