Senior English Week 2 Review

Two pivotal periods in the history of British literature

I saw a magnificent albatross; it was eating a mouse.

Lengthen or extend in duration or space

Is the capitalization in this sentence correct? I work for the New York Times

I ordered a cheeseburger for lunch; life’s too short for counting calories.

Put to use; make a great effort at a mental or physical task

Made based on the information given (the evidence) and your own experiences, from which you develop a conclusion.

Made when the reader evaluates a writer's words according to a standard, principle, or moral value.

Align or position something relative to a known point or landmark

Mix together different elements; join

Is the capitalization in this sentence correct? She is a republican and proud of it.

Martha has gone to the library; Andrew has gone to play soccer.

based on the information given (the evidence) and your own experiences, from which you develop a conclusion.

Is the capitalization in this sentence correct? I drove east to the city and turned north.

Is the capitalization in this sentence correct? My family supports the American cancer society.

Regard as probable; expect or predict

The process of some substance being naturally deposited somewhere

What two criteria do you use to form a conclusion?

I needed to go for a walk and get some fresh air; also, I needed to buy milk.

Show or prove to be right or reasonable; Be a good reason for

Recognize or treat (someone or something) as different

Is the capitalization in this sentence correct? The Emancipation proclamation was issued in 1862.

Is the capitalization in this sentence correct? Buddhists have been around a very long time.

Is the capitalization in this sentence correct? Yellowstone National Park is a great Park.

Played a large role in the development of the Romantic era of British literature