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Clues

1. is the degree of loudness or the intensity of sound

2. refers to how speakers control the volume, clarity and distinctness of their voice to be more audible
3. refers to words used only by a particular social group
4. on other hand is language used mostly in ordinary or familiar communication settings
5. is a verb in continuous or progressive from that function as a noun
6. is a verb from that acts as a noun adjective or adverb
7. refers to the highness and lowness of your voice when you speak
8. is a phrase that has a figurative meaning as opposed to its literal sense
9. is reading a text quickly to get a general idea of meaning
10. on the other hand is reading to find specific information only
11. is a kind of writing that meant to entertain although it can teach lessons as well
12. is the syllable that is pronounced with grater force
13. is a polite mild or indirect word or expression used in place
14. is a simply reading a text quickly to find specific information
15. is reading quickly to get general idea of what a telephone number or a birth date
16. is a reading technique wherein you rapidly recognize and absorb
17. is a reading technique in which you read in a detail with a specific learning aim and task
18. are pronouns that are not specific regarding what or who are being referred to
19. refers to the rising and falling of a speakers voice
20. refers to subjects joined by a coordinating conjunction
21. refers to transition from one sound to another in speech
22. refers to the speed at which a speaker speaks
23. refers to a type of language used in a particular context
24. a problem solution map is another kind of graphic organizer
25. this a graphic organizer is used to show a series of events or steps
26. the graphic organizer is used when you would like to present the similarities and differences
27. which refers to the changes in the sound of the speakers voice
28. as a mystifying misleading or puzzling question posed as a problem to be solved or guessed
29. is a phrase or clause placed in between the subjects and the verb
30. when listen to any interview, audio, clip, lecture, or anything similar, it is recommended that take you down
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31. refers to an indirect comparison that does not use either like or as
32. refers to an association of a human quality to an object
33. is an exaggeration, while irony relates to sarcasm
34. or a misunderstanding clash, or quarrel between two forces
35. is a group of words that is preceded or introduced by a preposition
36. is a summary and evaluation of creative works ,research ,and media articles
37. which is simply a subordinate or a dependent clause that describes a noun or a pronoun
38. refers to the feeling that the author has toward his or her subject
39. refers to what the speakers makes you feel
40. oceans have ingredients which can benefit human health
41. is a phrase or clause placed between the subjects and the verb
42. when you listen to any interview audio clip ,lecture ,or anything similar, it is recommended that you take down
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43. refers to an indirect comparison that does not include either like or as
44. refers to association of a human quality to an object
45. relates to sarcasm
46. is a shorter than the original all of the salient points presented in the latter original
47. is a group of words that is preceded or introduction by a preposition
48. where you make a chart, subdivide it into categories, and list information under each category
49. refers to a type language used in a particular context
50. is a reading technique wherein you rapidly recognize and absorb