Connections Answers

These words all describe something that is easy to get to or find, meaning it's conveniently located. If something is accessible, you can easily reach it. Something handy is also close by and easy to use when you need it. Close and nearby both mean not far away.

These words are all things you need when sending a physical letter to someone. You write the receiver's NAME and ADDRESS (where they live) on the ENVELOPE (the paper cover), and you put a STAMP on it to pay for sending the mail.

These are all words you often see written on a door or a sign next to it. EXIT means the way out, OPEN means you can enter a place, PUSH tells you to open the door by moving it away from you, and WELCOME is a friendly greeting for people coming in.

These words represent core freedoms protected by the First Amendment in the U.S. Constitution, allowing people to express themselves and engage with their government. This includes freedom of SPEECH (to say what you think), ASSEMBLY (to gather peacefully), PRESS (for media to report news freely), and PETITION (to ask the government to change things).