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The word “scratchy” is a sensory word related to which sense? touch
The prefix trans- in “transport” means across
The suffix -ive in “active” means tending to or having the nature of
The root rupt means break
The root audi means hear
The word “thump” is an example of onomatopoeia
The phrase “Her voice was music to my ears” is an example of metaphor
The phrase “as sharp as a tack” is an example of simile
The prefix non- in “nonsense” means not
The suffix -ship in “friendship” means state or quality of
The root form means shape
The root hydr means water
A word that means the opposite of “expand” is shrink
A word that means the same as “purchase” is buy
The word “whirl” is an example of onomatopoeia
The phrase “The leaves danced in the breeze” is an example of personification
“Silent” and “quiet” are examples of synonyms
“Arrive” and “depart” are examples of antonyms
The word “soar” means to fly high or rise quickly
In the sentence “The eager crowd waited,” the word “eager” is an adjective
The prefix post- in “postwar” means after
The suffix -ist in “scientist” means a person who
The root scrib means write
The word “glowing” is a sensory word related to sight
The idiom “under the weather” means feeling sick
The root magn means great or large
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