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Rewrite the following sentences so they are all in active voice. Add on a sentence about cheerleaders.

At this year's honors ceremony, all of the awards were handed out by Ms Frizzle. Awards were given to the best students in each subject. A standing ovation was given by the audience. After the ceremony, a party was thrown by student council.
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remove the cheer leader part
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no A.I fancy non sense please
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Use the following sentence to answer the question below.

After traveling for days, Percy finally found the ruined temple.

What part of speech is the word "ruined" in this sentence? How can you tell? Answer in a RARE response.
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is this in a rare response?
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no symbols and 8th grade naswer pretty please
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but it has to be in rare bro
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okay need a rare response now
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Select the correct verb to agree with the subject of the sentence.




Either Katniss or Prim response area
to clean up dinner.
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has or have ?
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Select the correct verb to agree with the subject of the sentence.
Augustus and Hazel (go,goes)
to the theater every week.
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Select the correct choice for pronoun-antecedent agreement.
Mom bought me a new book because (he,she,it,they)
has an interesting plot twist.
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are you sure it does like right
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At this year's honors ceremony, Ms. Frizzle handed out all of the awards. The teachers recognized the best students in each subject with prizes. The audience gave a standing ovation. After the ceremony, the student council organized a party. The cheerleaders energized the crowd with their spirited performances throughout the event.
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At this year's honors ceremony, Ms. Frizzle handed out all of the awards. The teachers recognized the best students in each subject with prizes. The audience gave a standing ovation. After the ceremony, the student council organized a party.
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At this year's honors ceremony, Ms. Frizzle handed out all the awards. The teachers gave prizes to the best students in each subject. The audience stood and cheered. After the ceremony, the student council threw a party.
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In the sentence "After traveling for days, Percy finally found the ruined temple," the word "ruined" functions as an adjective. We can tell this because it describes or qualifies the noun "temple," indicating the condition of the temple. Adjectives provide more information about nouns, and in this case, "ruined" tells us that the temple is in a state of disrepair.
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Apologies for misunderstanding your request for a "RARE" response. Here’s a refined answer:

**R**: The word "ruined" is an adjective in the sentence.

**A**: It describes the noun "temple," indicating its condition.

**R**: Adjectives typically modify nouns, providing additional detail.

**E**: In this case, "ruined" tells us that the temple has been damaged or is in a state of disrepair.
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In the sentence "After traveling for days, Percy finally found the ruined temple," the word "ruined" is an adjective. It describes the noun "temple" by telling us about its condition. Adjectives are words that provide more information about nouns, and in this case, "ruined" indicates that the temple is damaged or in disrepair.
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Got it! Here’s the answer in a RARE response, without symbols:

The word "ruined" is an adjective in the sentence. It describes the noun "temple," providing information about its condition. Adjectives modify nouns and help clarify meaning, and "ruined" indicates that the temple is damaged or in disrepair.
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Here’s a RARE response:

The word "ruined" is an adjective in the sentence. It describes the noun "temple" by showing its condition. Adjectives modify nouns to give more detail, and in this case, "ruined" tells us that the temple is damaged or not in good shape.
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The correct verb to agree with the subject of the sentence is "is." The complete sentence should read:

"Either Katniss or Prim is responsible to clean up dinner."

If you meant "response area" as part of the sentence, you can adjust it slightly for clarity:

"Either Katniss or Prim is responsible for the response area to clean up dinner."
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In the sentence "Either Katniss or Prim ____ to clean up dinner," the correct verb is "has."

So, the complete sentence should read:

"Either Katniss or Prim has to clean up dinner."

When using "either...or," the verb agrees with the nearest subject, which in this case is "Prim." Since "Prim" is singular, we use "has."
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The correct verb is "go." The complete sentence should read:

"Augustus and Hazel go to the theater every week."

Since "Augustus and Hazel" is a compound subject (plural), we use the plural form of the verb "go."
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The correct choice for pronoun-antecedent agreement is "she."

The complete sentence should read:

"Mom bought me a new book because she has an interesting plot twist."

Since "Mom" is a singular female noun, the pronoun must also be singular and refer to a female.
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Yes, I'm sure. The correct pronoun is "she" because "Mom" is a singular noun referring to a female. Therefore, the complete and correct sentence is:

"Mom bought me a new book because she has an interesting plot twist."

If you have any other questions or need further clarification, feel free to ask!