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Question
Some interesting words sound like the noises for which they stand. You use a different tone of voice when you say these words. The voice becomes louder and more forceful.
- Click! ______________
- Chirp! _____________
- Whisper! ____________
- Bravo! _____________
- Oh! _____________
- Ah! _____________
- Hurrah! _____________
- Alas! ______________
- Wonderful! ___________
- Hi! ___________
- Ho! __________
- Hop away! _______.
Solution
Click! – camera
Chirp! – bird
Whisper! – talking in low voice
Bravo! – It is said when someone is doing well.
Oh! – It is said to express surprise and pain.
Ah! – It is said to express pleasure.
Hurrah! – It is said to express happiness.
Alas! – It is said to express sadness.
Wonderful! – It is said to express pleasure or happiness.
Hi! – It is said to greet someone.
Ho! – It said to attract someone’s attention.
Hop away! – It is a sound produced at the time of jumping.
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