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1. maps (our, ten)2. cows (twenty· five, all)3. book (one, that)4. socks (other, six)5. lam ps (those, twenty)6. icicles (two, the)7. manuscripts (her, three)8. folders (twelve, these)9. mistakes (other, seven)10. pencils (more, two)11. questions (another, five)12. children (three, which)Answers3. Place the adjectives given in brackets before the accompanying nouns, arranging theadjectives in the correct order. For example:bags (heavy, three)three heavy bagswindows (two, large, the)the two large windows1. envelopes (large, four, her)2. tables (small, both, the)3. birds (tiny, those, three)4. brothers (tall, two, her)5. quilts (six, thick, all)6. coats (heavy, his, two)7. rooms (these, four, huge)8. pumpkins (ten, his, medium·sized)Answers4. Place the adjectives given in brackets before the accompanying nouns, arranging theadjectives in the correct order. Make sure that the general descriptive adjectives areseparated from one another by commas. For example:mirror (small, octagonal, the, highly· polished)the small, highly· polished, octagonal mirrorhorses (frisky, their, young, three)their three frisky, young horses1. jacket (light, your, short·sleeved)2. lenses (curved, small, three)3. puppy (four·week·old, our, damp, warm)4. discoveries (two, unexpected)5. carpet (heavy, a, round, thick)6. climate (humid, hot, the)7. blankets (dry, warm)8. table (low, oval, their)