which best completes the sentence? their his its some people think that a snake can sting with ______ tail, but thats not true. which best completes the sentence? dangerousest most dangerous which venomous snake is the ______? which conjunction best completes the sentence? yet or for the honey badger was bitten by a king cobra, ______ it survived because of its resistance to snake venom. underline and correct the words that should be capitalized. jamie and i ate at an italian restaurant on friday. fix the sentence. (is it a fragment or a run-on?) the bus stopped, i got on. nonfat means without fat. what does nondairy mean? highlight the part of the sentence that helps you find the meaning of the underlined word. anastasia loved the movie, but her brother detested it.

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Accepted Answer

### 1. Sentence Completion (Pronoun)
# Brief Explanations:
The subject is "a snake" (singular, neuter), so the possessive pronoun should be "its" to show the snake's tail. "Their" is plural, "his" is masculine singular, so "its" fits.
# Answer:
its

### 2. Sentence Completion (Adjective Superlative)
# Brief Explanations:
The question asks for the superlative form of "dangerous" to describe the most dangerous venomous snake. The superlative of "dangerous" (a three - syllable adjective) is "most dangerous". "Dangerousest" is an incorrect superlative form.
# Answer:
most dangerous

### 3. Sentence Completion (Conjunction)
# Brief Explanations:
The first part says the honey badger was bitten, and the second part says it survived. This shows a contrast. "Yet" is used to show contrast (similar to "but"), "or" is for choice, "for" is for reason. So "yet" is the correct conjunction.
# Answer:
yet

### 4. Capitalization Correction
# Brief Explanations:
Proper nouns (names, days of the week) need capitalization. "Jamie" is a name, "I" is a pronoun that is always capitalized, "Friday" is a day of the week, and "Italian" is related to a nationality. So we underline "jamie", "i", "friday" and correct them to "Jamie", "I", "Friday".
# Answer:
Underline "jamie", "i", "friday" and correct to "Jamie", "I", "Friday" (so the sentence becomes: "Jamie and I ate at an Italian restaurant on Friday.")

### 5. Sentence Fix (Fragment/Run - on)
# Brief Explanations:
"The bus stopped, I got on." is a run - on sentence (two independent clauses joined without a proper conjunction or punctuation). We can fix it by adding a conjunction like "and" (e.g., "The bus stopped, and I got on.") or using a semicolon (e.g., "The bus stopped; I got on.").
# Answer:
It is a run - on. Fixed sentence: "The bus stopped, and I got on." (or "The bus stopped; I got on.")

### 6. Word Meaning (Nondairy)
# Brief Explanations:
From the example "Nonfat means without fat", we can infer that the prefix "non - " means "without". So "nondairy" should mean "without dairy".
# Answer:
Nondairy means without dairy.

### 7. Context for Word Meaning
# Brief Explanations:
The word "detested" is underlined. The word "but" shows a contrast with "loved" (Anastasia loved the movie, but her brother...). So the part "loved the movie" helps us understand that "detested" is the opposite of "loved", meaning "hated". So we highlight "loved the movie".
# Answer:
Highlight "loved the movie"

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1. Sentence Completion (Pronoun)

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2. Sentence Completion (Adjective Superlative)