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Slippery is a sensory word related to which sense? touch
The prefix pre- means before
The suffix -ful in “helpful” means full of
The root aud means hear
The root port means carry
The word “boom” is an example of onomatopoeia
The phrase “as fast as a cheetah” is an example of simile
The phrase “The stars danced in the sky” is an example of personification
The prefix un- in “unfair” means not
The suffix -less in “hopeless” means without
The root graph means write
The root spect means see
A word that means the opposite of “brave” is cowardly
A word that means the same as “tiny” is small
“Buzz,” “crash,” and “bang” are examples of onomatopoeia
A comparison that does not use “like” or “as” is a metaphor
“Warm” and “hot” are examples of synonyms
“Love” and “hate” are examples of antonyms
The word “frigid” means very cold
In the sentence “The excited students cheered,” the word “excited” is an adjective
The prefix re- in “rewrite” means again
The suffix -er in “teacher” means a person who
The root tele means far
The word “slimy” is a sensory word related to touch
The idiom “raining cats and dogs” means raining very hard
The root scrib/script means write
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