1.the badge issued to her by the newspaper
2. ultra-extreme/omni-all/-ic-relating to/-ive-tending toward an action
3.contradict
4. respire/permeate
5.benevolent
6.generosity
7.weaken
8.below ground
9.impossible to believe
10.They all refer to the primary person in a situation.
11.not in the right time
12.Flammable means something can easily light on fire, such as paper next to fire or certain chemicals. So in the sentence they are saying certain chemicals in the lab are flammable. (USE YOUR OWN WORDS)
13.Celina can use a thesaurus as a reference when she needs to locate synonyms for terms that she uses frequently. In order to assist her avoid repetition in her essay and to help her vary her vocabulary, a thesaurus offers a list of synonyms and antonyms. Mike can use a dictionary if he needs help utilizing the proper part of speech. A dictionary can assist Mike comprehend how to properly use the terms he wishes to incorporate by providing definitions, word origins, and use examples. Last but not least, Toni has access to a dictionary if she needs to look up the definitions of the terms she uses. Toni can make sure that the terms she uses in her essay have the intended meaning by reading up the definitions.(USE YOUR OWN WORDS)
14.The term "ambidextrous" refers to the equal usage of both hands. Broken out into its component words, the word means both "ambi" and "dextrous" which means competent or adept. Carlos sprained his right wrist, yet the context cues in the sentence show that he can still toss accurately with his left hand, indicating that he can use both hands efficiently. Since both terms "ambi" and "dextrous" suggest the use of both hands, they lend more credence to this idea.(USE YOUR OWN WORDS)
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