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1. edit the following sentence in 1802, president jefferson offered an …

Question

  1. edit the following sentence

in 1802, president jefferson offered
an challange to his young assistent
meriwether lewis,

  1. use the context to define pirogue. what is

the derivation of the word?
lewis purchased a small boat called a
pirogue while he waited for the keelboat
discovery to be built.

  1. explain the idiom in the following sentence.

in the spring of 1804, clark wrote in his
journal, \we are fixing for a start.\

  1. choose the correct word.

the paralysis ________ his limbs.
○ affected ○ effected

  1. list four objectives of the lewis and clark

expedition to the west.
text box with: president jefferson gave instructions to
william clark and meriwether lewis.
\besides the main objective of the
expedition, to find a route to the pacific
ocean, the explorers were instructed to
measure latitude and longitude along the
way and to draw maps of the country.
they were to learn about the indian
tribes along the route, studying their
languages, customs, and hunting
practices. if any chiefs wanted to visit
washington, lewis and clark were to
arrange for them to come to the east.
they were also to take careful notes of
the climate and plant and animal life of
the country they passed through.\ and a feather illustration

Explanation:

Response
Question 1: Edit the sentence
Brief Explanations
  1. Capitalize "In" at the start.
  2. Capitalize "President" and "Jefferson" as they are proper nouns.
  3. Correct "an challange" to "a challenge" (note the spelling: "challenge" not "challange").
  4. Correct "assistent" to "assistant".
  5. Capitalize "Meriwether Lewis" as it's a proper noun.
Brief Explanations
  • From the context: "Lewis purchased a small boat called a pirogue" → so a pirogue is a small boat.
  • Etymology: The word "pirogue" likely comes from French (via Spanish or other languages), ultimately from Native American languages (e.g., Haitian Creole, or from Indigenous languages of the Americas), referring to a small, light boat, often made from a single log (dugout canoe) or with a flat bottom.
Brief Explanations

In the context of Clark's journal in 1804, "fixing for a start" is an idiom meaning preparing or getting ready to start (the expedition). It's a colloquial way of saying they were making preparations to begin their journey west.

Answer:

In 1802, President Jefferson offered a challenge to his young assistant Meriwether Lewis.

Question 2: Define "pirogue" and its derivation