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The word “fragrant” is a sensory word related to which sense? smell
The prefix mis- in “misbehave” means wrongly
The suffix -ness in “darkness” means state of being
The root geo means earth
The root dict means speak
The word “clang” is an example of onomatopoeia
The phrase “The sun was a golden coin in the sky” is an example of metaphor
The phrase “as quiet as a mouse” is an example of simile
The prefix over- in “overcook” means too much
The suffix -able in “readable” means able to be
The root struct means build
The root photo means light
A word that means the opposite of “gloomy” is bright
A word that means the same as “silent” is quiet
The word “sizzle” is an example of onomatopoeia
The phrase “The trees whispered to the wind” is an example of personification
“Quick” and “fast” are examples of synonyms
“Up” and “down” are examples of antonyms
The word “enormous” means very big
In the sentence “The red balloon floated away,” the word “red” is an adjective
The prefix sub- in “submarine” means under
The suffix -ist in “artist” means a person who
The root aqua means water
The word “crunchy” is a sensory word related to sound
The idiom “hit the books” means study hard
The root chrono means time
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