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1. A large, [brilliantly] colored moth rested on the screen door and fell to the ground when the child touched it. noun pronoun verb adjective adverb O preposition conjunction O interjection
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1. A large, [brilliantly] colored moth rested on the screen door and fell to

the ground when the child touched it.

noun

pronoun

verb

adjective

adverb

O preposition

conjunction

O interjection

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Answer:

Adverb

Step-by-step explanation:

The word "brilliantly" is describing the adjective colored

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