Copy Of Super Minds 2 Unit 2 Vocabulary And Grammar

The correct answer is zebra because it is the only option that is not a reptile or a primate. A crocodile and a snake are both reptiles, while a monkey is a primate. Therefore, zebra is the only option that does not belong to these categories.

The given question is asking to choose the correct answer from a list of four options: elephant, spider, tiger, and lion. The correct answer is tiger.

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The given answer states that the dog likes the cat. This means that the dog has a positive feeling or preference towards the cat. It implies that the dog has a friendly or affectionate relationship with the cat.

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The correct answer is "No, she doesn't" because it implies that Lucy does not eat apples for lunch.

The answer "Yes, he does" suggests that Bill rides the bike to school. This implies that Bill uses a bike as his mode of transportation to get to school.

The correct answer is "parrot, Parrot, PARROT" because a parrot is a type of bird that is known for its ability to fly. The repetition of the word "parrot" in different capitalizations emphasizes the certainty and confidence of the statement "I can fly!"

The answer is "monkey" because the statement "I like bananas!" is often associated with monkeys. The repetition of "monkey" in different cases (lowercase and uppercase) may emphasize the word and reinforce the connection between the statement and the answer.

The given correct answer is "crocodile, Crocodile, CROCODILE". This answer is correct because a crocodile is known for having big teeth. The repetition of the word in different cases (lowercase and uppercase) may suggest emphasis or excitement about the fact that crocodiles have big teeth.

The correct answer is "bear, Bear, BEAR" because the statement "I like honey!" is commonly associated with bears, as they are known to have a preference for honey. The repetition of the word "bear" in different cases (lowercase, capitalized, and uppercase) emphasizes the strong association with bears.