Multiple choice

Directions: Choose the correct part of speech for the word in bold letters.

Right and wrong are, for her, moral absolutes.

  1. noun

  2. verb

  3. adjective

  4. adverb

  5. preposition
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Explanation

The word 'absolutes' functions as a noun here because it refers to things or concepts - moral absolutes are principles that are considered absolute or unchanging. Nouns name people, places, things, or ideas, and 'absolutes' names the concepts of right and wrong in her moral framework.

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