Question

Which sentence contains a pun?

A. But that shirt is missing sleeves!

B. Would a cardboard belt be a waist of paper?

C. I blinked at the bright light outside.

D. Can we get together on this tomorrow?

Answer 1

I think it is b. if not b than A

Answer 2

anybody got all the answers

Answer 3

What’s your real iser

Answer 4

Question 1
Seeing the untouched bowls of chili, the chef laughed. "One of my biggest hits!"
Question 2
Would a cardboard belt be a waist of paper?
Question 3
verbal irony
Question 4
drill
Question 5
Soggy
Question 6
large : gigantic
Question 7
bored
Question 8
accomplished

Do these look right?

Answer 5

y’all chill in taking it rn i’m finna tell y’all what i got

Answer 6

yeah dudes right thanks 8/16 still need to grade the written responses tho but they’re easy.

Answer 7

anyone have answers lesson9# language and style unit

Answer 8

Justchecking is right!!! Im not lieing!!!!!

Answer 9

I need the rest

Answer 10

@springy !!! i have the written responses but ill put the rest too. i just took the test and got all of them right.
1.d) Seeing the untouched bowls of chili, the chef laughed. "One of my biggest hits!"
2.c)Would a cardboard belt be a waist of paper?
3.c) verbal irony
4.d) drill
5.) soggy
6.a) large:gigantic
7.d) bored
8.c) accomplished
9.Jessica walks into work with a scowl on her face, soaking wet because she forgot her umbrella when one of her co-workers says "what's the matter with you?" and she replies with "well, gee i'm just SO upset that i didn't bring my swim suit!"
10.)Homophonic puns rely on words that simply sound alike rather than a single word with multiple meaning while a homographic pun plays on words that have more than one meaning , despite being spelled identically.
11.)this is a homophonic pun; the word "a chord" has two different meanings but sound the same but they used that because the couple play piano but it sounds like "accord" which means agreement or harmony.
12.)Using negative/positive connotations can affect either the point of view in the writing passage or how the character is portrayed. For example, if you say "sarah was too lazy to go to work that day" the character will come off in a negative way to the person reading it but if you say "sarah was too tired to go to work that day" it would put a less negative view on the character.
good luck guys!<3

Answer 11

@ryuks apples is correct!!
thanks so much!

Answer 12

thx bro

Answer 13

ryuks apples is correct!!!!

Answer 14

hi

Answer 15

Hello Questions.llc users, Connections Academy students must stop these actions immediately! if I see any of these answers on my test, I will for sure give everyone a 0! I'm done joking

Answer 16

connections teacher.. you're not a real teacher stop trying to scare people lol

Answer 17

1. "One of my biggest hits."
2. Would a cardboard belt be a waist of paper?
3. Verbal irony
4. Drill
5. Soggy
6. Large : gigantic
7. Bored
8. Accomplished
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9,10,11,12 are essay questions.