Final answer:
The bold words in the sentences provided are 'quick' which is an adjective, 'act' which is a verb, and 'shared' which is an adjective.
Step-by-step explanation:
To identify the parts of speech in the sentences provided, we need to consider the functional role of each bold word in its respective sentence to categorize it as a noun, adjective, or verb:
- Her quick thinking set off a coordinated intragovernmental response to save 290,000 acres of contiguous lodgepole pine on the Gunnison National Forest and the surrounding landscape. (Adjective, modifies the noun 'thinking')
- In order to get a handle on a mountain pine beetle outbreak, we have to act quickly, and we have to coordinate across all lands. (Verb, describes the action taken)
- The Wilder-Highlands project is the very definition of shared stewardship, said Joe Lavorini, the National Forest Foundation's stewardship coordinator for Gunnison County. (Adjective, modifies the noun 'stewardship')