Which two words are antonyms?

Which sentence is capitalized correctly?

A Worldwide Flu 1 “Flu” is short for influenza. The flu is a common illness. A flu patient often feels sick for a week or more before getting better. Many people get yearly flu shots to stay healthy. 2 At times in history, the flu has been extremely dangerous. In fact, the flu killed more people in one year than the Black Plague did in the 1300s. 3 There are many different kinds of flu. The Spanish Flu was one very deadly strain.In 1918 and 1919, the Spanish Flu spread all around the world. It killed more than 20 million people. Many victims were between the ages of 20 and 40. The flu struck first in Spain. War helped to spread the disease. Soldiers carried it across Europe during World War I. 4 The Spanish Flu began with a high fever, coughing, and sneezing. Then victims became very weak. Their lungs filled with fluid. They could not breathe. Many victims died within three days. 5 During World War I, the Spanish Flu killed more than 40,000 American soldiers. That is nearly as many as the number of troops killed in action. Some of the soldiers who returned to the United States brought the disease back with them. Soon people throughout the country were getting sick. At the time, no one knew what made the flu spread. Luckily, the Spanish Flu died out after 18 months. 6 Since 1918, scientists have learned a lot about the flu. They know that it spreads through germs carried in saliva. They have also developed vaccines that help prevent many strains of flu. However, new forms of the disease still occur. None of them, so far, have been as deadly as the Spanish Flu. According to "A Worldwide Flu", which event happened first?

A Worldwide Flu 1 “Flu” is short for influenza. The flu is a common illness. A flu patient often feels sick for a week or more before getting better. Many people get yearly flu shots to stay healthy. 2 At times in history, the flu has been extremely dangerous. In fact, the flu killed more people in one year than the Black Plague did in the 1300s. 3 There are many different kinds of flu. The Spanish Flu was one very deadly strain.In 1918 and 1919, the Spanish Flu spread all around the world. It killed more than 20 million people. Many victims were between the ages of 20 and 40. The flu struck first in Spain. War helped to spread the disease. Soldiers carried it across Europe during World War I. 4 The Spanish Flu began with a high fever, coughing, and sneezing. Then victims became very weak. Their lungs filled with fluid. They could not breathe. Many victims died within three days. 5 During World War I, the Spanish Flu killed more than 40,000 American soldiers. That is nearly as many as the number of troops killed in action. Some of the soldiers who returned to the United States brought the disease back with them. Soon people throughout the country were getting sick. At the time, no one knew what made the flu spread. Luckily, the Spanish Flu died out after 18 months. 6 Since 1918, scientists have learned a lot about the flu. They know that it spreads through germs carried in saliva. They have also developed vaccines that help prevent many strains of flu. However, new forms of the disease still occur. None of them, so far, have been as deadly as the Spanish Flu. Which word or phrase from the passage best supports the answer to part A?

"The flu struck first in Spain." What is the effect of using the word "struck" instead of "started" in the sentence?

Which sentence belongs in a summary of the passage?

"Henry tried to prevent his friend from entering the room." Which of the following is NOT a synonym for the word prevent as it is used in the sentence?

What is a synonym for the word humorous as it is used in the following sentence? "I didn’t laugh out loud, but the movie was quite humorous."

Which two words from the following sentences are antonyms? "I expected my friend Eliot to be courteous when I introduced him to my business associates. But he forgot his manners and engaged in all kinds of rude behavior."

Which of the following is an antonym for the word friend as it is used in the passage in part A?

Choose an antonym for the word "tedious" as it is used in the following sentence. The movie was so tedious that we left after about a half hour.

What is an antonym for the word "effortless" as it is used in the following sentence? "He played the piano so well that he made it look effortless."

Which sentence is not complete?

Choose the correct way to rewrite the following fragment as one complete sentence. "Making the honey that we eat."

Which sentence is NOT capitalized correctly?

Which sentence uses correct capitalization?