English Unit 4 Contemporary Postmodernism 2023/2024 updated to pass

English Unit 4 Contemporary PostmodernismJustine *sell* her old camera and bought a new one. - correct answer sold Until this morning, they *kept* the secret to themselves. - correct answer no error The United States has *lead* the field in the development of computers. - correct answer led After dinner, everyone *sit* down in the shade of the big oak tree. - correct answer sat In reaction to rising oil prices, auto manufacturers *developed* hybrid cars. - correct answer past This recipe *will produce* two dozen chocolate chip cookies. - correct answer future That softball coach clearly *favors* her star pitcher. - correct answer present Eric the Red *named* a land of eternal ice and snow Greenland. - correct answer past The train *reached* the station shortly before midnight. - correct answer past Ms. Palmer has been organizing the class schedules - correct answer present perfect progressive Michael had been working as a waiter when a talent agent discovered him. - correct answer past perfect progressive Hunter had been playing a video game when his computer crashed. - correct answer past perfect progressive Sammi will have been writing her novel for two years this week. - correct answer future perfect progressive During "the greatest kickball game ever," what happens after Rosalind kicks the ball into Russell's hands? - correct answer He goes home with the ball. What astonishes Rita the most at the end of her chess game with Russell? - correct answer that Russel wasn't angry when she won In "About Russel," when Russell's family realizes he is sick, they do nothing to help him because they - correct answer don't know how to deal with mental health issues What did the sisters expect the future to hold for them? - correct answer getting married and having children In "I Want to Be Miss America," what effect does the "ethnic look" in American fashion have on the author? - correct answer She feels included but still out of place in her new country. Read these lines from the poem. looking low and looking high, until we found the *ideal* spot What does the word *ideal* mean in these lines? - correct answer perfect Which best describes what the family will probably do next? - correct answer Return to their home Why is this a good time for the family to use the telescope? - correct answer The night is clear enough to see the sky. What does the picture help readers understand about the poem? - correct answer how a telescope was