name: monday
underline the verbs.
in stories and movies, pirates keep
pet parrots, bury treasure, and say,
\arrrgh!\
what does dishonorable mean?
_______________________________
_______________________________
pirates might have had parrots.
this statement means that pirates
_____________________ had parrots.
possibly certainly definitely
circle each letter in the title that needs to be
capitalized.
the best book of pirates
tell if the statement should be taken literally or
nonliterally.
you are the apple of my eye.
write the meaning of the underlined word.
movie portrayals of pirates are often inaccurat
_____________________
what kind of information can you find in a diction
_____________________
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name: monday
underline the verbs.
in stories and movies, pirates keep
pet parrots, bury treasure, and say,
\arrrgh!\
what does dishonorable mean?
_______________________________
_______________________________
pirates might have had parrots.
this statement means that pirates
_____________________ had parrots.
        possibly    certainly    definitely
circle each letter in the title that needs to be
capitalized.
    the best book of pirates
tell if the statement should be taken literally or
nonliterally.
    you are the apple of my eye.
write the meaning of the underlined word.
movie portrayals of pirates are often inaccurat
_____________________
what kind of information can you find in a diction
_____________________
_____________________

Accepted Answer

### 1. Underline the VERBS
# Brief Explanations:
Verbs are action words. In the sentence "In stories and movies, pirates keep pet parrots, bury treasure, and say, 'Arrrgh!'", the words denoting actions are "keep", "bury", and "say".
# Answer:
Underline: keep, bury, say

### 2. What does dishonorable mean?
# Brief Explanations:
"Dishonorable" is formed by adding the prefix "dis - " (meaning not) to "honorable" (meaning having honor or being respectable). So it means not honorable, lacking honor, or behaving in a way that is not respectable or morally good.
# Answer:
Not honorable; lacking honor or respectability (or similar definitions like unethical, disgraceful)

### 3. Pirates might have had parrots. This statement means that pirates _______ had parrots. (Options: possibly, certainly, definitely)
# Brief Explanations:
The word "might" indicates a possibility, not a certainty. "Possibly" matches the uncertainty conveyed by "might", while "certainly" and "definitely" imply more confidence.
# Answer:
possibly

### 4. Circle each letter in the title that needs to be capitalized: the best book of pirates
# Brief Explanations:
In a title, the first word and all major words (nouns, adjectives, etc.) are capitalized. So "The", "Best", "Book", and "Pirates" should be capitalized.
# Answer:
Circle: T (in The), B (in Best), B (in Book), P (in Pirates)

### 5. Tell if the statement "You are the apple of my eye." should be taken literally or nonliterally.
# Brief Explanations:
The phrase "apple of my eye" is an idiom, which is a figurative expression. It doesn't mean the person is literally an apple in someone's eye, but rather a person who is very dear or cherished. So it's nonliteral.
# Answer:
nonliterally

### 6. Write the meaning of the underlined word (assuming "inaccurate" is underlined: Movie portrayals of pirates are often inaccurate)
# Brief Explanations:
"Inaccurate" is formed by adding the prefix "in - " (meaning not) to "accurate" (meaning correct or exact). So it means not accurate, containing errors, or not in agreement with the truth.
# Answer:
Not accurate; containing errors or not in agreement with the truth

### 7. What kind of information can you find in a dictionary?
# Brief Explanations:
Dictionaries typically provide the definition (meaning) of words, their pronunciation (how to say the word), part of speech (e.g., noun, verb), etymology (origin of the word), and sometimes example sentences or synonyms/antonyms.
# Answer:
- Definitions (meanings) of words.
- Pronunciations (how to say words).
- Parts of speech (e.g., noun, verb).
- Etymology (word origins).
- Example sentences (in some dictionaries).
- Synonyms/Antonyms (in some dictionaries).

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1. Underline the VERBS

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2. What does dishonorable mean?