Final answer:
The response demonstrates how to use the words 'squabble', 'cascade', and 'peculiar' in separate sentences while addressing the Who, What, Where, When, Why, and How of each situation. Furthermore, it identifies the subject, intransitive verb, and adverbial for three example sentences.
Step-by-step explanation:
To use the word 'squabble' correctly in a sentence, you need to consider who is involved, what is occurring, where, when, why, and how the incident unfolds. For example, 'The siblings began to squabble over which movie to watch on their family's movie night, each adamant about their choice, causing an uproarious debate in the living room on Saturday evening'. This sentence shows that the 'who' involves the siblings, 'what' is the disagreement, 'where' is in the living room, 'when' is on Saturday evening, 'why' is over a movie choice, and 'how' it unfolds is with an uproarious debate.
To correctly use the word 'cascade' in a sentence while addressing the necessary questions, consider: 'The hiker was mesmerized by the cascade of water tumbling gracefully down the cliff, a highlight of his journey through the national park on a warm spring morning'. This answers 'who' as the hiker, 'what' is the cascade of water, 'where' is the national park, 'when' is on a spring morning, 'why' is it is a highlight of his journey, and 'how' it tumbles down the cliff.
For the word 'peculiar', using it in a sentence could look something like this: 'The peculiar aroma in the kitchen caught everyone's curiosity as Grandma unveiled her experimental dessert, a fusion of spices found in traditional dishes, on the evening of the family reunion'. Here, 'who' is Grandma and everyone, 'what' is the peculiar aroma, 'where' is in the kitchen, 'when' is on the evening of the family reunion, 'why' is the unveiling of a dessert, and 'how' is through a fusion of spices.
Regarding the multiple-choice question about the squabble, without additional context, it is impossible to definitively answer the question of who was involved. However, if we use the example sentence provided, the correct answer would be a) The siblings.
For the review question on sentence structure, we can identify the subject, intransitive verb, and optional adverbial in each sentence provided:
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- Subject: We, Intransitive Verb: went, Adverbial: to the bowling alley on Friday.
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- Subject: Mr. Billingsworth, Intransitive Verb: laughed, Adverbial: at the antics of the class clown.
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- Subject: The ambassadors, Intransitive Verb: arrived, Adverbial: from Albania.