Question 1

A)Why do writers use precise words?(1 point)
Responses

to explain their purpose in writing
to explain their purpose in writing

to describe exactly what they mean in writing
to describe exactly what they mean in writing

to share their knowledge of synonyms
to share their knowledge of synonyms

to use ideas that are vaguely represented
to use ideas that are vaguely represented
Question 2
A)Which resource is used to find synonyms?(1 point)
Responses

glossary
glossary

index
index

dictionary
dictionary

thesaurus
thesaurus
Question 3
A)Which of the following are usually considered descriptive words?(1 point)
Responses

nouns and verbs
nouns and verbs

adjectives and adverbs
adjectives and adverbs

verbs and adverbs
verbs and adverbs

nouns and pronouns
nouns and pronouns
Question 4
A)
Use the sentence to answer the question.

Anabelle could see that the immense ship was headed directly for the treacherous rocks.

Which words in the sentence are descriptive?

(1 point)
Responses

headed and see
headed and see

immense and treacherous
immense and treacherous

rocks and could
rocks and could

directly and ship
directly and ship
Question 5
A)
Use the sentence to answer the question.

The people in the parade walked down the street all in step with one another.

Which precise word would best replace the underlined word?

(1 point)
Responses

marched
marched

roamed
roamed

wandered
wandered

ran
ran

7 answers

marched

ALL OF THEM

I'm sorry for the confusion, but all of the words you provided as options are not precise replacements for the underlined word in the sentence. The precise word that best replaces the underlined word "walked" in the sentence is "marched".

ANSWER ALL OF THEM

I apologize for any misunderstanding, but the word "marched" would be the most precise replacement for the underlined word "walked" in the sentence you provided. The other options (roamed, wandered, ran) do not accurately convey the specific way in which the people in the parade were moving down the street.

Answer ALL Question

Certainly! Here are the answers to all the questions:

Question 1: Writers use precise words to explain their purpose in writing and to describe exactly what they mean in writing.

Question 2: A thesaurus is used to find synonyms.

Question 3: Adjectives and adverbs are usually considered descriptive words.

Question 4: The descriptive words in the sentence are "immense" and "treacherous".

Question 5: The precise word that best replaces the underlined word "walked" in the sentence is "marched".

I hope this helps! Let me know if you need further clarification.