Question

mrs. jones was the chairperson. the chairperson called for the meeting to come to order. (remember to use commas as needed.) the chairperson, mrs. jones, brought an order to the meeting. mrs. jones, ordered the chairperson to the meeting. mrs. jones, the chairperson, called for the meeting to come to order. the chairperson, mrs. jones, ordered the meeting. 12. match the definitions with the terms. a book - length story of a person’s life written by that person in order of time in order of time opinions or explanations about an idea or event two or more items, objects, or words put together any kind of visual element often used to enhance a text a recollection of a personal experience a pair of curved brackets () used to insert extra information or an afterthought into a text

Explanation:

First Part (Sentence Revision)

We need to rewrite the two sentences "Mrs. Jones was the chairperson. The chairperson called for the meeting to come to order." correctly with commas. Let's analyze each option:

• Option 1: "The chairperson, Mrs. Jones, brought an order to the meeting." The meaning is changed (brought an order vs called for meeting to come to order), so incorrect.
• Option 2: "Mrs. Jones, ordered the chairperson to the meeting." This has incorrect meaning (ordered chairperson to meeting vs chairperson (Mrs. Jones) called for meeting to come to order) and incorrect comma usage (comma after name without proper structure), so incorrect.
• Option 3: "Mrs. Jones, the chairperson, called for the meeting to come to order." Here, "the chairperson" is an appositive explaining who Mrs. Jones is, and commas are used correctly around the appositive. The meaning matches the original sentences.
• Option 4: "The chairperson, Mrs. Jones, ordered the meeting." The meaning is changed (ordered the meeting vs called for meeting to come to order), so incorrect.

For each definition, we identify the key features and match with the correct term:

• For the first definition, autobiography is the term for a self - written life story.
• "In order of time" is the definition of chronological.
• "Opinions or explanations about an idea or event" fits interpretation.
• "Two or more items...put together" is what combination means.
• "Any kind of visual element..." is a graphic.
• "A recollection of a personal experience" is an anecdote.
• "A pair of curved brackets..." is parentheses.

Answer:

C. Mrs. Jones, the chairperson, called for the meeting to come to order.

Second Part (Matching Definitions and Terms)

First, we need to recall the standard terms for these definitions:

1. A book - length story of a person’s life written by that person in order of time: Autobiography (An autobiography is a self - written account of one's life, usually in chronological order).
2. In order of time: Chronological (Chronological means arranged in the order of time).
3. Opinions or explanations about an idea or event: Interpretation (Interpretation involves giving opinions or explanations about something).
4. Two or more items, objects, or words put together: Combination (Combination refers to putting things together).
5. Any kind of visual element often used to enhance a text: Graphic (Graphics are visual elements used to enhance a text).
6. A recollection of a personal experience: Anecdote (An anecdote is a short personal story or recollection).
7. A pair of curved brackets ( ) used to insert extra information or an afterthought into a text: Parentheses (Parentheses are the ( ) symbols used for inserting extra info).

Now, we can match them:

1. Dropdown 1 (a book - length story of a person’s life written by that person in order of time): Autobiography
2. Dropdown 2 (in order of time): Chronological
3. Dropdown 3 (opinions or explanations about an idea or event): Interpretation
4. Dropdown 4 (two or more items, objects, or words put together): Combination
5. Dropdown 5 (any kind of visual element often used to enhance a text): Graphic
6. Dropdown 6 (a recollection of a personal experience): Anecdote
7. Dropdown 7 (a pair of curved brackets ( ) used to insert extra information or an afterthought into a text): Parentheses