Match the definition to the term 1. appositive
a practice or procedure widely
observed in a group, especially to
facilitate social interaction, a custom
the entire range of skills, aptitudes,
or devices used in a particular field or
occupation
very comprehensive, pertaining or
2. convention
3. generic
appropriate to large classes or their
characteristics, - opposed to specific
a noun or pronoun--Often with
4. interjection
modmers set beside another noun or
pronoun to explain or identify it
a word or form of speech used to
5. repertoire
express emotion or feeling, as Ol Alas!
Ha hal Begonel etc

42 points question 1 (2 points) rewrite this sentence exactly but place the quotation marks in the right location. remember you must include proper capitalization and punctuation bobby replied the monkeys are my favorite. question 1 options: question 2 (2 points) rewrite this sentence exactly but place the quotation marks in the right location. remember you must include proper capitalization and punctuation the zoo is very interesting replied mrs. weaver and we will learn a lot. question 2 options: question 3 (2 points) rewrite this sentence exactly but place the quotation marks in the right location. remember you must include proper capitalization and punctuation mrs. weaver exclaimed we will see all the exciting animals in their natural habitat. question 3 options: question 4 (2 points) true or false: this sentence is written correctly: “so i went to the park yesterday and saw becky. she was so excited to see me! she even said, ‘hey girlfriend! ’ when i ran into her,” said veronica. question 4 options: true false question 5 (2 points) true or false: an indirect quotation does not need quotes for example: mary told me that she was tired of school. question 5 options: true false