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① circle the definition that matches the word used in the sentence below.
ex·pose
1. v. to make known
2. v. to open to view
3. v. to leave unprotected
removing the worn carpet exposed the original hardwood floors underneath.
② add commas where needed to the text below.
we visited the museum played in the park and swam in the ocean
③ circle the conjunction in the sentence and identify if it is \coordinating\ or \subordinating.\
my family is going to hawaii this summer since there is no school. cs
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⑤ what does the following adage or proverb mean?
\a watched pot never boils.\

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### 1.
# Brief Explanations:
When the carpet is removed, the original hardwood floors are made visible. "To open to view" fits this context.
# Answer:
2. v. To open to view

### 2.
# Brief Explanations:
In a series of actions, commas are used to separate them. Here, "visited the museum", "played in the park", and "swam in the ocean" are a series of actions.
# Answer:
We visited the museum, played in the park, and swam in the ocean.

### 3.
# Brief Explanations:
A subordinating conjunction connects an independent clause ("My family is going to Hawaii this summer") and a dependent clause ("since there is no school"). "Since" is a subordinating conjunction.
# Answer:
Conjunction: since; Type: subordinating

### 5.
# Brief Explanations:
This proverb means that when you are impatiently waiting for something (like waiting for a pot of water to boil), constantly checking or waiting anxiously makes the time seem to pass more slowly. It implies that impatience can make a situation feel worse or take longer in perception.
# Answer:
It means that when you are impatiently waiting for something, constantly checking or waiting anxiously makes the time seem to pass more slowly. (Or a similar concise explanation of the proverb's meaning)

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