Choosing Vocabulary Answers

A college admissions essay:

An email asking for a salary raise:

Leaving home for summer camp was never an [___]. Each June I would take [___] to pack my small suitcase, filling it with neatly folded clothes only to empty it out on my bed. I would usually repeat this process [___]. It’s funny – I guess I was just nervous about leaving home.

I [___] a cat named Guapo. He is always [___] our neighborhood, looking for delicious bits of food that people have [___] out. Because Guapo is a very active cat who lives outdoors, he has a very [___] body.

I [___] a cat named Guapo. He is always [___] our neighborhood, looking for delicious bits of food that people have [___] out. Because Guapo is a very active cat who lives outdoors, he has a very [___] body.

I [___] a cat named Guapo. He is always [___] our neighborhood, looking for delicious bits of food that people have [___] out. Because Guapo is a very active cat who lives outdoors, he has a very [___] body.

I [___] a cat named Guapo. He is always [___] our neighborhood, looking for delicious bits of food that people have [___] out. Because Guapo is a very active cat who lives outdoors, he has a very [___] body.

This passage is an example of persuasiveinformative writing.

Leaving home for summer camp was never an [___]. Each June I would take [___] to pack my small suitcase, filling it with neatly folded clothes only to empty it out on my bed. I would usually repeat this process [___]. It’s funny – I guess I was just nervous about leaving home.

“Joists,” “framers,” and “face” are examples of academic languagejargon.

Leaving home for summer camp was never an [___]. Each June I would take [___] to pack my small suitcase, filling it with neatly folded clothes only to empty it out on my bed. I would usually repeat this process [___]. It’s funny – I guess I was just nervous about leaving home.

If you are asking for an autograph, you are asking for a

Something that is probiotic abioticantibiotic will destroy organic matter.

“Pi,” “radius,” “square,” and “diameter” are examples of academic languagejargon.

Something that encourages organic matter to grow is probiotic abioticantibiotic.

Which audience would this passage be most appropriate for?

An advertisement for soda:

Something that is not organic is probiotic abioticantibiotic.

A job application: