Select the word that offers the best synonym for taboo.
Phil was a pretty mysterious guy, and Clyde was warned that asking Phil about the crooked scar on his hand was taboo. But even though it was forbidden, Clyde blatantly questioned Phil about how he got the scar. Needless to say, Phil was not amused by this turn of events.
A. forbidden
B. mysterious
C. amused
D. crooked​

Answer:

A

Explanation:

Taboo means a social or religious custom prohibiting or forbidding discussion of a particular practice or forbidding association with a particular person, place, or thing. If you put "forbidden" in the sentence where "taboo" is, it would make the most sense.

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Q1: Define Conjunction and give 3 examples.

What I Know
Before we start, lets us check first how far you know about this lesson. Write
Tif the statement is true and F if the statement is false.
1. Marcotting is the simplest way of propagating fruit-bearing trees.
2. In fruit tree production, one must select a variety of tree that is not found
in your locality
3. In propagating, choose a stem that is not too young or too old.
4. Propagating trees should be of the same tree.
5. Cutting is the most difficult way of propagating trees.
6. Layering is use a bud that serves as the scion.
7. The stem of one plant is being inserted to other plant is grafting.
8. A part of a tree that is being cut is a kind of propagation called Cutting
9. The marcotted plant must not be kept moisten.
10. All kinds of fruit-bearing trees can be propagated by Marcotting.​

Young Abraham Lincoln lives on a farm. He knows learning is important. He works hard to learn reading and math. He has to teach himself. It is difficult to get books and paper. He practices math problems on a board. He cleans the board with a knife. Then he uses it again. He practices reading with the Bible. He copies sentences from it. Sometimes he walks for many miles to borrow a book.

What is the main idea of the story?

A.
People who live on farms don't go to school. Abraham Lincoln has to teach himself.
B.
Abraham Lincoln thinks learning is very important and works hard to teach himself.
C.
Abraham doesn't like to practice math problems on paper. He uses a board. He cleans the board with a knife.

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B. the topic sentence, the clincher, and parts of speech.
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Write a 5 sentence paragraph on what this means to you:
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