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What was the primary action involving the two sailors?
What was the primary action involving the two sailors?
- They left the ship.
- They were admitted for interrogation. (correct)
- They reported a mutiny.
- They were given a reward.
What role does the cook play during the voyage?
What role does the cook play during the voyage?
- He procures provisions. (correct)
- He manages the crew's morale.
- He entertains the passengers.
- He is responsible for navigation.
Which option best describes the purpose of the cook leaving the ship?
Which option best describes the purpose of the cook leaving the ship?
- To inspect the cargo.
- To procure provisions. (correct)
- To fix a leak.
- To recruit new sailors.
What can be inferred about the sailors based on their interrogation?
What can be inferred about the sailors based on their interrogation?
How significant is the cook's role in the context of the voyage?
How significant is the cook's role in the context of the voyage?
What type of setting does the interrogation of the sailors suggest?
What type of setting does the interrogation of the sailors suggest?
What does the term 'procure' imply about the cook’s actions?
What does the term 'procure' imply about the cook’s actions?
What can be assumed about the captain's authority in relation to the sailors?
What can be assumed about the captain's authority in relation to the sailors?
What is the main purpose of the book mentioned?
What is the main purpose of the book mentioned?
How many parts of speech are identified in the content?
How many parts of speech are identified in the content?
Which of the following is NOT considered a part of the sentence?
Which of the following is NOT considered a part of the sentence?
What is an example of a phrase presented in the content?
What is an example of a phrase presented in the content?
What is described as looking at the two sides of the idea in a sentence?
What is described as looking at the two sides of the idea in a sentence?
What is the method for analyzing sentences discussed in the content?
What is the method for analyzing sentences discussed in the content?
Which of the following statements about independent clauses is true?
Which of the following statements about independent clauses is true?
What type of analysis does the method focus on according to the content?
What type of analysis does the method focus on according to the content?
What is the captain's reaction to the response mentioned in Sentence 51?
What is the captain's reaction to the response mentioned in Sentence 51?
What does 'obsequious' imply about the cook's behavior in Sentence 52?
What does 'obsequious' imply about the cook's behavior in Sentence 52?
Which word best represents the attitude of the cook as described in the context of Sentence 52?
Which word best represents the attitude of the cook as described in the context of Sentence 52?
Based on Sentence 51, what quality is attributed to the response of the subject?
Based on Sentence 51, what quality is attributed to the response of the subject?
Which of the following best describes the mood of the scene depicted in Sentence 52?
Which of the following best describes the mood of the scene depicted in Sentence 52?
What does the term 'lurking' in Sentence 52 imply about the cook's actions?
What does the term 'lurking' in Sentence 52 imply about the cook's actions?
What emotional state is suggested by the phrase 'smiling miserably' in Sentence 52?
What emotional state is suggested by the phrase 'smiling miserably' in Sentence 52?
What aspect of human behavior is reflected through the captain's reaction in Sentence 51?
What aspect of human behavior is reflected through the captain's reaction in Sentence 51?
What does the term 'precluded' imply in the context of reaching port during a hurricane?
What does the term 'precluded' imply in the context of reaching port during a hurricane?
What atmospheric condition is suggested by the phrase 'the wind began to rip the canopy'?
What atmospheric condition is suggested by the phrase 'the wind began to rip the canopy'?
Which phrase best captures the mood conveyed by the description of the hurricane?
Which phrase best captures the mood conveyed by the description of the hurricane?
In the context of storms, what does the word 'impending' signify?
In the context of storms, what does the word 'impending' signify?
What can be inferred about the safety of reaching port during the hurricane?
What can be inferred about the safety of reaching port during the hurricane?
What literary technique is demonstrated by the phrase 'the monstrous hurricane'?
What literary technique is demonstrated by the phrase 'the monstrous hurricane'?
Why might the author have chosen to describe the winds as 'ripping' the canopy?
Why might the author have chosen to describe the winds as 'ripping' the canopy?
Based on the imagery of the hurricane and storm, which word best describes the overall tone?
Based on the imagery of the hurricane and storm, which word best describes the overall tone?
What was the primary reason for the stowaway's removal from the ship?
What was the primary reason for the stowaway's removal from the ship?
What is described about Smitty's character?
What is described about Smitty's character?
What does the term 'malevolence' suggest about Smitty?
What does the term 'malevolence' suggest about Smitty?
Which role did the stowaway hold on the ship?
Which role did the stowaway hold on the ship?
What can be inferred about Smitty's relationship with others based on his description?
What can be inferred about Smitty's relationship with others based on his description?
What might 'desperate' imply about the stowaway's situation?
What might 'desperate' imply about the stowaway's situation?
What does the immediate removal of the stowaway suggest about the ship's rules?
What does the immediate removal of the stowaway suggest about the ship's rules?
How does the description of Smitty contrast with that of the stowaway?
How does the description of Smitty contrast with that of the stowaway?
Study Notes
Sentence Analysis
- The text uses four-level analysis to breakdown sentences.
- These levels are parts of speech, parts of the sentence, phrases, and clauses.
- The text provides 100 sentences in this book for practice.
Parts of Speech
- Eight parts of speech are identified
- These are noun, pronoun, adjective, verb, adverb, conjunction, preposition, and interjection.
Parts of Sentence
- Five parts of sentence are identified
- These are subject, predicate, direct object, indirect object, and subject complement.
Phrases
- The text lists three types of phrases.
- Prepositional phrases, appositive phrases, and verbal phrases
Clauses
- Two types of clauses are listed.
- Independent clauses and dependent clauses.
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