Question

name: date: 5 - a - day language review: week 22 ① circle the definition that matches the word used in the sentence below. vision 1. n. eyesight 2. n. something seen in the mind, especially of the future this countrys founders had a vision of freedom and prosperity for the citizens. ② add commas where needed to the text below. will you kara cook me breakfast? ③ circle the conjunction in the sentence and identify if it is \coordinating\ or \subordinating.\ i think i might visit the zoo if i can stay an extra day in san diego. ④ (content is scratched out) ⑤ what does the following adage or proverb mean? \many a true word is spoken in jest.\

Explanation:

Question 1

To determine the correct definition of "vision" in the sentence, we analyze the context. The founders had a mental image of future freedom and prosperity, not just eyesight. So the second definition ("Something seen in the mind, especially of the future") matches.

The sentence "Will you Kara cook me breakfast?" needs commas to address Kara. The correct placement is "Will you, Kara, cook me breakfast?" to set off the name being addressed.

In the sentence "I think I might visit the zoo if I can stay an extra day in San Diego," the conjunction is "if". Subordinating conjunctions introduce dependent clauses, and "if" here introduces the dependent clause "if I can stay an extra day in San Diego". So we circle "if" and identify it as subordinating (S).

Answer:

1. n. Something seen in the mind, especially of the future

Question 2