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HOMEWORK FOR TODAY: VOCABULARY QUIZ: 1. An extensive search shed no light on his whereabouts. In this sentence, search means: shift exit hunt halt0 2. The opposite of foreign is: dense native0 gross ample 3. Which of the following would be considered maximum? the top speed allowed on a highway0 a good number of friends at a party the least amount of work one can do a comfortable volume on a stereo 4. It is therefore more valuable to ________ the main lines of Gauguin's teaching than to quote this or that paradoxical remark. modify summarize forget mi[이름]derstand 0 5. Whereupon the emperor his father published an edict, commanding all his subjects, upon great penalties, to break the smaller end of their eggs. In this sentence, edict means: an acknowledgment or expression of good will a remark expressing praise and admiration 0 a legally binding command or decision an expression of regret at having caused trouble for someone

Hi there, Paul! Thank you for your composition today! I hope your first day at school won\'t be very stressful. Take care and seize the day! T. JanE ^^ 1. An extensive search shed no light on his whereabouts.In this sentence, search means:shift exit hunt halt0>> In this sentence, search means HUNT. 2. The opposite of foreign is:dense native0 gross ample>> Correct3. Which of the following would be considered maximum?the top speed allowed on a highway0a good number of friends at a partythe least amount of work one can doa comfortable volume on a stereo>> Correct4. It is therefore more valuable to ________ the main lines of Gauguin\'s teaching than to quote this or that paradoxical remark.modifysummarize forgetmi[이름]derstand 0>> It is therefore more valuable to _summarize_ the main lines of Gauguin\'s teaching than to quote this or that paradoxical remark. 5. Whereupon the emperor his father published an edict, commanding all his subjects, upon great penalties, to break the smaller end of their eggs.In this sentence, edict means:an acknowledgment or expression of good willa remark expressing praise and admiration 0a legally binding command or decisionan expression of regret at having caused trouble for someone >> In this sentence, edict means a legally binding command or decision.