Question

1. in the passage, how does the writer provide a clue to the meaning of vernacular? the writer links vernacular to everyday language. the writer explains that vernacular has to do with environmental concerns. the writer contrasts vernacular with everyday speech. the writer links vernacular to natty bumppo. the writer indicates that vernacular has to do with scholarly language. 19. how does the writer provide a clue to the meaning of conjecture? the writer associates conjecture with proven facts. the writer ties conjecture to the word guess. the writer says conjecture is the only reason. the writer calls conjecture an answer. the writer says answers are always complex.

Explanation:

For the first question, "vernacular" typically refers to everyday language. Linking it to everyday language provides a clue to its meaning. For the second question, a "conjecture" is a guess or speculation, so tying it to the word "guess" gives a hint about its meaning.

Answer:

1. The writer links vernacular to everyday language.
2. The writer ties conjecture to the word guess.