Use the paragraph to answer the questions that follow.James' story - he's the homeless man in Boston who turned in the backpack with the money in it - went viral. So did another recent story about a Dairy Queen manager from Minnesota who stood up for a blind man who didn't know he'd been robbed.What part of speech is "homeless"?(2 points)Responsesnounnounadjectiveadjectiveadverbadverbverb
Use the sentence to answer the question. The crowd was large and loud, so the speaker had to use a megaphone in order to be heard. Which of the following does the root mega- mean in megaphone? (2 points) Responses miniature miniature huge huge sound sound magnificent
Adjective
The word "homeless" is an adjective in this context. An adjective is a part of speech that modifies or describes a noun. In the given paragraph, "homeless" is used to describe the man named James, indicating that he does not have a home.
what part of speech is "Minnesota"?(2 points) Responses noun noun adjective adjective adverb adverb verb verb
Noun
The root "mega-" in "megaphone" means "huge."
Hydr- means "water" in Greek. Which of the following is the most likely meaning of the word hydrotherapy?(2 points) Responses a large pool of water a large pool of water a source of water a source of water a scientific compound containing water a scientific compound containing water a type of therapy that uses water a type of therapy that uses water
The most likely meaning of the word "hydrotherapy" is "a type of therapy that uses water."
Is it correct for the test
Yes, the correct meaning of the word "hydrotherapy" is "a type of therapy that uses water."
