6. read the text below: wilma the hummingbird worked hard day in and day out for two weeks building her nest in the perfect crook of the old gazebo... (passage about wilma, henry the dove, and a hawk) which sentence should be moved because it disrupts the overall sequence of actions? a. each twig... b. wilma knew... c. the dove... d. finally... 7. complete the sentence with the word that best fits the overall meaning and tone: \as a theater critic, paula’s enthusiasm for the upcoming off-broadway play began to ______ when she learned the lead actor dropped out.\ options: a. tranquilize, b. ebb... 8. read the following excerpt from a student essay... how can the writer best improve his or her grammar and mechanics? (essay about mr. sweeney) options: a. correct verb tenses, b. fixing run-on sentences... 9. to humans, it does not appear that the golden orb-weaver spider uses camouflage to capture its ______ the brightly colored arachnid... which choice completes the text... (options about punctuation) 10. joshua hinson, director of the language revitalization program of the chickasaw nation in oklahoma, helped produce the world’s first indigenous language instructional app. chickasaw ______ chickasaw tv, in 2010, and a rosetta stone language course in chickasaw, in 2015.

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### Question 6
# Brief Explanations:
The text is about Wilma the hummingbird's actions: building the nest, spotting Henry, interacting with Henry, then spotting the hawk and Henry's protection. Option B ("Wilma knew that a well - built nest...") is about her knowledge of nest - building for hatchlings, which is not part of the sequence of actions (gathering food, guarding nest, spotting Henry, confronting Henry, Henry retreating, spotting hawk, Henry protecting). The other options are part of the action sequence.
# Answer:
B. Wilma knew that a well - built nest would yield the best results for young hatchlings.

### Question 7
(Note: The options for question 7 are partially visible, but assuming it's a vocabulary - in - context question. Let's analyze the context: Paula is a theater critic, and the lead actor dropped out. So her enthusiasm should decrease. "Ebb" means to decrease, "Tranquilize" is about calming, which doesn't fit. So the answer is likely B. Ebb)
# Brief Explanations:
The context is about Paula's enthusiasm for a play. When the lead actor drops out, her enthusiasm should decline. "Ebb" means to flow back or decrease, which fits the context. "Tranquilize" is about making calm, not about enthusiasm changing.
# Answer:
B. Ebb

### Question 8
# Brief Explanations:
The essay has run - on sentences. For example, "Mr. Sweeney taught us all about architecture he had the class start..." and "Mr. Sweeney’s was always fun and interesting, he believed that..." and "He helped me break boundaries in my life, he was a positive influence...". These are run - on sentences (two independent clauses joined without proper punctuation or conjunction). The verb tenses seem consistent (present and past where appropriate), so the main issue is run - on sentences.
# Answer:
B. by fixing run - on sentences

### Question 9
# Brief Explanations:
We need to use correct punctuation. The first blank is "prey" (the object the spider captures), then "rather" is an adverb. The correct punctuation is a comma after "prey" and a semicolon? No, looking at the options, the correct structure is "prey, rather,". Wait, let's check the sentence: "To humans, it does not appear that the golden orb - weaver spider uses camouflage to capture its prey, rather, the brightly colored arachnid seems to wait...". The comma after "prey" and then "rather," is correct for the flow. So the correct option is A? Wait, no, let's check the options again. Wait, the options are:
A. prey, rather,
B. prey rather,
C. prey, rather;
D. prey, rather.

The correct punctuation: "capture its prey, rather, the brightly colored..." The comma after "prey" separates the first clause, "rather" is an interjection - like word here, followed by a comma. So option A is correct? Wait, no, maybe I made a mistake. Wait, the sentence structure: the first part is about what it doesn't appear the spider does, the second part is what it does. So "prey" is the object, then "rather" is used to contrast. The correct punctuation is "prey, rather,". So the answer is A? Wait, no, let's check standard English. When using "rather" to contrast, the correct punctuation is a comma before and after? Wait, no, "rather" here is an adverb. Let's re - read the sentence: "To humans, it does not appear that the golden orb - weaver spider uses camouflage to capture its prey, rather, the brightly colored arachnid seems to wait conspicuously in the center of its large circular web for insects to approach." So the commas are used to set off "rather" as a transitional word. So option A is correct.
# Answer:
A. prey, rather,

### Question 10
(Note: The question is about filling in the blank in "Chickasaw ______ Chickasaw TV, in 2011)". It's likely a verb, maybe "launched" or something, but since the options are not fully visible, but assuming it's about the Chickasaw Nation's language revitalization and the app, TV, and course. The blank is probably a verb like "launched" or "released", but since we need to choose from the given options (even if not fully visible, but based on the context of producing the app, TV, and course, the correct answer would be related to the action of starting or introducing Chickasaw TV. Let's assume the correct option is something like "launched" or the appropriate verb, but since the options are not fully shown, but based on the context, the answer would be the option that fits the verb for introducing Chickasaw TV. However, since the original problem's options for question 10 are not fully visible, but if we assume it's a question about the correct verb or phrase, and based on the context of Joshua Hinson helping produce the app, TV, and course, the blank is likely a verb like "launched" or "debuted" or similar. But without full options, we can't be sure, but if we assume the options are related to the action of starting Chickasaw TV, the correct answer would be the option that fits grammatically and contextually. For example, if the options are like "launched", "created", etc., the correct one would be the one that makes sense. But since the original image's question 10 options are not fully clear, we'll proceed with the best guess based on context. Let's say the correct option is the one that is a verb for introducing Chickasaw TV, like "launched" or the appropriate option from the given (even if not fully visible).)
# Brief Explanations:
The context is about Joshua Hinson and the Chickasaw Nation's language revitalization, including producing the app, Chickasaw TV (in 2011), and a language course. The blank needs a verb that means starting or introducing Chickasaw TV. Based on the context, a verb like "launched" (or the appropriate option from the given choices) would fit, as it means to start or introduce a new project (like a TV channel).
# Answer:
(Assuming the correct option is, for example, if the options are A. launched, B. created, etc., the answer would be the appropriate one. But since the options are not fully visible, we can't provide the exact option text, but based on context, it's the option related to starting Chickasaw TV.)

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