Question

1 a day could begin with glorious sunshine, only to instantly change as a violent storm suddenly arrived. this unpredictable weather was too treacherous to go boating. one would never know what to expect once out on the water. treacherous means: 2 circle the misspelled word and write it correctly in the space below. several insist foriegn 3 rewrite the sentence adding a nonrestrictive element using parentheses. ronald reagan was the fortieth president of the united states. 4 circle the correct pronoun for the sentence. identify if it is subjective, objective, or possessive. the school year has just begun for (we, us). 5 choose the antonym for: depart leave alone cultivate arrive

Explanation:

1. "Treacherous" means dangerous or hazardous, as the context of unpredictable weather making boating risky implies.
2. "Foriegn" is misspelled. The correct spelling is "foreign" based on standard English - spelling rules.
3. A non - restrictive element provides additional, non - essential information. An example could be "Ronald Reagan (a former actor), was the fortieth president of the United States."
4. "Us" is the correct pronoun as it is the object of the preposition "for". It is an objective pronoun.
5. The antonym of "depart" is "arrive" as "depart" means to leave a place and "arrive" means to reach a place.

Answer:

1. Dangerous or hazardous
2. "foriegn" should be "foreign"
3. Ronald Reagan (a former actor), was the fortieth president of the United States.
4. Us, Objective
5. Arrive