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===Context Clues=== | ===Context Clues=== | ||
Brock is busy sight-seeing around a town. However, he would like it better if he was sight seeing with a pretty girl. He spots an [[Officer Jenny]] by the library, so he rushes to her side and in Brock fashion, asks Jenny if she could sight-see with him. Officer Jenny is just happy to show Brock around the town and | Brock is busy sight-seeing around a town. However, he would like it better if he was sight seeing with a pretty girl. He spots an [[Officer Jenny]] by the library, so he rushes to her side and in Brock fashion, asks Jenny if she could sight-see with him. Officer Jenny is just happy to show Brock around the town and its many attractions. As she is thrilled to show off how "resplendent" the town's "vista" is, Brock becoming increasingly confused by her abnormally large vocabulary, he quickly rushes off to call Lex about his predicament. Lex suggests to use context clue to figure out what this "cognizant" Officer Jenny means. | ||
Characters that appear in this episode are: | Characters that appear in this episode are: | ||
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===Cause and Effect=== | ===Cause and Effect=== | ||
The episode starts off with the Poképilot open but lying on a desk in a library with no one around. Lex wonders who's calling and Max answers, but he's nowhere to be seen. He then appears out from behind a pile of books. Max says that he checked out all the books in the library on Trainers since he wants to know what makes a great Trainer great. He read many of the books, but isn't quite sure on some of the causes | The episode starts off with the Poképilot open but lying on a desk in a library with no one around. Lex wonders who's calling and Max answers, but he's nowhere to be seen. He then appears out from behind a pile of books. Max says that he checked out all the books in the library on Trainers since he wants to know what makes a great Trainer great. He read many of the books, but isn't quite sure on some of the causes and their effects. Lex explains it to him. | ||
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===Parts of Speech=== | ===Parts of Speech=== | ||
The episode begins with {{an|Dawn}} and {{TP|Dawn|Piplup}} at a TV studio. [[Professor Oak]] is doing a live TV show and Dawn wants to show how much she admires him. She decides to write a poem, since Professor Oak is well known for his poetry. However, she doesn't exactly know where to start. So she calls Lex and he teaches her on the parts of speech and written language. | The episode begins with {{an|Dawn}} and {{TP|Dawn|Piplup}} at a TV studio. [[Professor Oak]] is doing a live TV show and Dawn wants to show how much she admires him. She decides to write a poem, since Professor Oak is well-known for his poetry. However, she doesn't exactly know where to start. So she calls Lex and he teaches her on the parts of speech and written language. | ||
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* {{p|Eevee}} (magazine picture) | * {{p|Eevee}} (magazine picture) | ||
It's later revealed by Ash's intuition that Amir was better suited for [[Pokémon Contest]]s rather | It's later revealed by Ash's intuition that Amir was better suited for [[Pokémon Contest]]s rather than [[Gym]] battles. The missing pages then mentions that he has won several Ribbons and is going to compete in the [[Grand Festival]]. | ||
===Synonyms and Antonyms=== | ===Synonyms and Antonyms=== | ||