Writing - MAP 8th Grade Language Usage
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Select a word that could replace the underlined word, without changing the meaning of the provided sentence.
Carrie was so pleased that her parents were taking her to London.
Select a word that could replace the underlined word, without changing the meaning of the provided sentence.
Carrie was so pleased that her parents were taking her to London.
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In order to avoid changing the meaning of the sentence, we need to replace the underlined word with a synonym.
"Pleased" means to be happy about. Of the choices provided, "delighted" means the same thing as "pleased" and "happy".
"Sad", "devastated", and "fearful" are all antonyms of "pleased", they mean the opposite of being happy.
In order to avoid changing the meaning of the sentence, we need to replace the underlined word with a synonym.
"Pleased" means to be happy about. Of the choices provided, "delighted" means the same thing as "pleased" and "happy".
"Sad", "devastated", and "fearful" are all antonyms of "pleased", they mean the opposite of being happy.
Select a word that could replace the underlined word, without changing the meaning of the provided sentence.
Christina was so drained from staying up late to complete her science project.
Select a word that could replace the underlined word, without changing the meaning of the provided sentence.
Christina was so drained from staying up late to complete her science project.
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In order to avoid changing the meaning of the sentence, we need to replace the underlined word with a synonym.
"Drained" and "drowsy" both mean to be tired. "Energized", "activated", and "rested" are all antonyms, they all mean to be awake.
In order to avoid changing the meaning of the sentence, we need to replace the underlined word with a synonym.
"Drained" and "drowsy" both mean to be tired. "Energized", "activated", and "rested" are all antonyms, they all mean to be awake.
Select a word that could replace the underlined word, without changing the meaning of the provided sentence.
Carrie was so pleased that her parents were taking her to London.
Select a word that could replace the underlined word, without changing the meaning of the provided sentence.
Carrie was so pleased that her parents were taking her to London.
Tap to see back →
In order to avoid changing the meaning of the sentence, we need to replace the underlined word with a synonym.
"Pleased" means to be happy about. Of the choices provided, "delighted" means the same thing as "pleased" and "happy".
"Sad", "devastated", and "fearful" are all antonyms of "pleased", they mean the opposite of being happy.
In order to avoid changing the meaning of the sentence, we need to replace the underlined word with a synonym.
"Pleased" means to be happy about. Of the choices provided, "delighted" means the same thing as "pleased" and "happy".
"Sad", "devastated", and "fearful" are all antonyms of "pleased", they mean the opposite of being happy.
Select a word that could replace the underlined word, without changing the meaning of the provided sentence.
Christina was so drained from staying up late to complete her science project.
Select a word that could replace the underlined word, without changing the meaning of the provided sentence.
Christina was so drained from staying up late to complete her science project.
Tap to see back →
In order to avoid changing the meaning of the sentence, we need to replace the underlined word with a synonym.
"Drained" and "drowsy" both mean to be tired. "Energized", "activated", and "rested" are all antonyms, they all mean to be awake.
In order to avoid changing the meaning of the sentence, we need to replace the underlined word with a synonym.
"Drained" and "drowsy" both mean to be tired. "Energized", "activated", and "rested" are all antonyms, they all mean to be awake.
Select a word that could replace the underlined word, without changing the meaning of the provided sentence.
Carrie was so pleased that her parents were taking her to London.
Select a word that could replace the underlined word, without changing the meaning of the provided sentence.
Carrie was so pleased that her parents were taking her to London.
Tap to see back →
In order to avoid changing the meaning of the sentence, we need to replace the underlined word with a synonym.
"Pleased" means to be happy about. Of the choices provided, "delighted" means the same thing as "pleased" and "happy".
"Sad", "devastated", and "fearful" are all antonyms of "pleased", they mean the opposite of being happy.
In order to avoid changing the meaning of the sentence, we need to replace the underlined word with a synonym.
"Pleased" means to be happy about. Of the choices provided, "delighted" means the same thing as "pleased" and "happy".
"Sad", "devastated", and "fearful" are all antonyms of "pleased", they mean the opposite of being happy.
Select a word that could replace the underlined word, without changing the meaning of the provided sentence.
Christina was so drained from staying up late to complete her science project.
Select a word that could replace the underlined word, without changing the meaning of the provided sentence.
Christina was so drained from staying up late to complete her science project.
Tap to see back →
In order to avoid changing the meaning of the sentence, we need to replace the underlined word with a synonym.
"Drained" and "drowsy" both mean to be tired. "Energized", "activated", and "rested" are all antonyms, they all mean to be awake.
In order to avoid changing the meaning of the sentence, we need to replace the underlined word with a synonym.
"Drained" and "drowsy" both mean to be tired. "Energized", "activated", and "rested" are all antonyms, they all mean to be awake.
Select a word that could replace the underlined word, without changing the meaning of the provided sentence.
Carrie was so pleased that her parents were taking her to London.
Select a word that could replace the underlined word, without changing the meaning of the provided sentence.
Carrie was so pleased that her parents were taking her to London.
Tap to see back →
In order to avoid changing the meaning of the sentence, we need to replace the underlined word with a synonym.
"Pleased" means to be happy about. Of the choices provided, "delighted" means the same thing as "pleased" and "happy".
"Sad", "devastated", and "fearful" are all antonyms of "pleased", they mean the opposite of being happy.
In order to avoid changing the meaning of the sentence, we need to replace the underlined word with a synonym.
"Pleased" means to be happy about. Of the choices provided, "delighted" means the same thing as "pleased" and "happy".
"Sad", "devastated", and "fearful" are all antonyms of "pleased", they mean the opposite of being happy.
Select a word that could replace the underlined word, without changing the meaning of the provided sentence.
Christina was so drained from staying up late to complete her science project.
Select a word that could replace the underlined word, without changing the meaning of the provided sentence.
Christina was so drained from staying up late to complete her science project.
Tap to see back →
In order to avoid changing the meaning of the sentence, we need to replace the underlined word with a synonym.
"Drained" and "drowsy" both mean to be tired. "Energized", "activated", and "rested" are all antonyms, they all mean to be awake.
In order to avoid changing the meaning of the sentence, we need to replace the underlined word with a synonym.
"Drained" and "drowsy" both mean to be tired. "Energized", "activated", and "rested" are all antonyms, they all mean to be awake.