The Article states:Leonardo has been gone for five centuries, but there's no sign that his legacy will fade any time soon. It's likely that in 2519, on the thousandth anniversary of his death, admirers will be visiting his grave to commemorate the man and pay tribute to his genius.Which would be the closest synonym for the word commemorate, as it is used above?A.MonumentalizeB.HoodwinkC.ReprimandD.ImpersonateSUBMITExtrasHIGHLIGHTDICTIONARYSCREEN MASKINGREAD ALOUDTRANSLATESETTINGS

The article states:But honoring those who gave their lives in service to their country is much more than a one-day rite. The most poignant example may be the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, where the remains of service members that have never been identified rest in a white marble vault.Which is the closest synonym for the word poignant?A.stirringB.casualC.revealingD.impersonal

The article states:But honoring those who gave their lives in service to their country is much more than a one-day rite. The most poignant example may be the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, where the remains of service members that have never been identified rest in a white marble vault.Which is the closest synonym for the word poignant?A.stirringB.impersonalC.casualD.revealingSUBMITExtras

What does the word "commemoration" mean in the context of the passage?  Ops:   A. indication    B. questioning    C. celebration    D. demonstration

Which passage from the Article best supports the idea that people today have not forgotten the accomplishments of Leonardo da Vinci?A.For a person who was born in the 1400s, he had some very modern ideas. For example, he was a vegetarian who was deeply concerned with animal welfare. One story told about him is that he bought captive birds in the marketplace so he could set them free. He is said to have done this either because it pained him to see them confined in cages or because he wanted to scientifically observe their flight up close…or both!B.With the skill of an engineer and the dramatic flair of an artist, Leonardo also produced more fanciful inventions. For example, he created a mechanical lion that was a forerunner to today's robots. This invention was presented to the king of France in 1515 to the amazement of the audience. The automaton could walk all on its own—oooohhh!—and had a secret compartment in its chest that popped open—ahhhh!—to reveal a fleur-de-lis, the floral symbol of the French monarchy—oolala!C.The year 2019 marked the 500th anniversary of Leonardo's death, but his legacy is alive and well. This creative genius was a very big deal back in the Renaissance era. At that time, he earned the respect of nobles and rulers, and his reputation has only grown over the centuries. Today, he's admired by world leaders and everyday people alike. At a memorial event in May of 2019 on the anniversary of Leonardo's death, the presidents of Italy and France paid homage to the man at his tomb in Amboise, France.D.Some of the forward-thinking ideas in Leonardo's codices are backward in just one respect—the way they've been written down! Leonardo often used a method called mirror writing. He started writing at the right side of the page and moved to the left. This produced a text that was a mirror image of traditional writing. He may have done this to make it harder for potential snoops to steal his ideas, or to avoid smudging the ink, because, while this ambidextrous artist could write with either hand, there is evidence that he usually wrote with his left.SUBMITExtras

Which adjective indicates something that covers a span of 100 years?OptionsQuadrennialMillennialCentennialDecennial