ENGIIISH - Quiz 2 - Founding Documents, AAA, Vocab

Lit - How does Amendment II of the Bill of Rights reinforce Amendment I?

Lit - What new relationship between the US and Great Britain is announced in the Declaration of Independence?

Which part of speech describes nouns and pronouns?

Vocab: care or concern for someone or something.

Vocab: avoidance of activity or exertion; laziness.

Name the part of speech for the bolded word: "I drank the coffee slowly."

How should I change convoluted to make it into a superlative adjective?

How should I change sweet to make it into a superlative adjective?

Lit - According to the Preamble, who is responsible for establishing the Constitution?

Which part of speech describes verbs, adjectives, and other adverbs?

How should I change convoluted to make it into a comparative adjective?

Name the part of speech for the bolded word: "The coffee was very bitter."

Lit - What laws are forbidden in Amendment I of the Bill of Rights?

Name the part of speech for the bolded word: "The coffee was very bitter."

Lit - According to Jefferson, what is the people's duty when their government becomes abusive?

Lit - What does Jefferson mean when he says that people do not change governments for "light reasons"?

Lit - What important founding documents did we read this week?

Vocab: brave; heroic.

Which part of speech includes a, an, and the?

Lit - Which amendments in the Bill of Rights cover legal proceedings?

Vocab: displaying or having an disinclination for physical exertion or effort; slow and relaxed.

Lit - Infer why Jefferson begins with points about human rights before discussing colonists' specific grievances.

Name the part of speech for the bolded word: "Of coffee, cocoa, and tea, I find coffee the most enjoyable."

Vocab: having a lot of space inside; roomy.

Vocab: showing strong feeling; forceful, passionate, or intense.

Vocab: a person's face or facial expression.

Lit - What does the line "to ourselves and our posterity" imply about the Constitution?

Lit - What does Jefferson state directly as the reason the Declaration had to be written?

Name the part of speech for the bolded word: "Between coffee and tea, I like coffee better."

Vocab: mentally or physically inactive; lethargic.

How should I change famous to make it into a superlative adjective?

Vocab: a person's face, with reference to the form or proportions of the features.

How should I change sweet to make it into a comparative adjective?

Vocab: A ghost or ghostlike image of a person.

How should I change good to make it into a superlative adjective?