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1. The word is used correctly because it is a recently published article talking about the genocide happening in Syria.
2. Yes the word is used appropriately in this article because it is talking about how the US feels about the genocide and how Russia is involved. It is talking about how the people in Syria are getting killed by their ruler for many reasons.
3. The word is creating a horrifying tone because any genocide is sad and should never be done in a country, ever. It should never happen anywhere, including Syria. It should be stopped right away by the United States and the help of other countries.

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Over 200 artists, activists, writers and musicians have issued an open letter calling for world governments to "stop the Syrian genocide".

The signatories come from across the globe, including many of the major actors in the conflict: Syria, Russia, the US and Turkey.

"The United Nations says it has run out of words on Syria, but we, the undersigned, still have some for the governments, parliamentarians, electorates" and decision-makers of the world, the letter, published at the New York Review of Books on Tuesday, begins.

The Syrian military, with support from Russian warplanes, is currently battering the besieged Damascus suburb of Eastern Ghouta.

The UN, along with US diplomats, has called for an immediate end to the military campaign, which UN chief Antonio Guterres has called "hell on earth".

Eastern Ghouta is the last rebel stronghold near Damascus, the Syrian capital. It has been under siege since 2013.

Russian President Vladimir Putin called for a humanitarian ceasefire in the enclave that was set to begin at 9am local time on Tuesday, though activists told Al Jazeera the temporary truce was violated less than two hours after it began.

Turkey has also mounted an assault on northern Syria's Afrin, which Kurdish forces freed from the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant ( ISIL, also known as ISIS) group over the course of the five-year civil war.

The campaign has stirred tensions between Turkey and the US. The US armed and supported Kurdish forces in the fight against ISIL.

The Syrian air force is also bombarding Idlib, a northwestern province that is the last major population centre held by rebel forces.

Dozens of civilians have been killed in recent air raids, according to monitoring groups.

"Today, as Idlib and Afrin burn, the inevitable is unfolding in Ghouta, the huge open-air concentration camp about to enter its fifth year under siege. What happens next is predictable," the open letter states.

The writers called for UN member states to uphold the "Responsibility to Protect" (R2P) under the UN Office on Genocide Prevention.

The R2P calls for signatories to take "appropriate diplomatic, humanitarian and other peaceful means, in accordance ... to help protect populations from genocide, war crimes, ethnic cleansing and crimes against humanity".

The measure was endorsed by all UN member states in 2005.

"The destruction of Syria was preventable, and can now only be ended by the elected and appointed members of democratic bodies if they fulfil their obligations" under the R2P, the letter said.

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International open letter calls for end to 'Syrian genocide'

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Over 200 artists, activists, writers and musicians have issued an open letter calling for world governments to "stop the Syrian genocide". The signatories come from across the globe, including many of the major actors in the conflict: Syria, Russia, the US and Turkey.

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1. The word is used correctly because NASA is talking about the stars and space because that is what the specialize in.
2. Yes the word is appropriate in the context because NASA is saying how they discovered new galaxies in space. It is made up of our solar system.
3. The word is creating a questioning feeling because we have to many questions about these new galaxies, like what's in them? Is there another world in them? Will it cause something bad in our galaxy. It creates all these questions that we may never know that answer to.

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Astronomers Discover Colossal 'Super Spiral' Galaxies

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A new class of behemoth spiral galaxies has been uncovered using NASA archival data.

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1. Yes the word is used correctly because it is saying that the movie is going to be very good and long. It is going to be a big movie.
2. Yes the word is appropriate in the context because it is showing that the movie is going to be a huge deal. It is saying that it's going to be the first best movie ever.
3. The word is creating a excited feeling. It is trying to get people to come see the movie because it is going to be very good. It is telling people that this is going to be the best movie you've seen in a while.

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1. Yes the word is used correctly because it is talking about a political movement that happened in Germany, known as the Nazi's.
2. Yes the word is appropriate in the context because Hitler, created a regime that led to World War 2. He used his power as a political leader to create a new world in Germany by using people to spread his ideas throughout Germany.
3. The tone that the word is portraying is, a very persuasive one because it is talking about the regime. It is a fact that Hitler used fascism, to win his title in Germany.

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Once in power Adolf Hitler turned Germany into a fascist state. Fascist was originally used to describe the government of Benito Mussolini in Italy. Mussolini's fascist one-party state emphasized patriotism, national unity, hatred of communism, admiration of military values and unquestioning obedience. Hitler was deeply influenced by Mussolini's Italy and his Germany shared many of the same characteristics.

The German economic system remained capitalistic but the state played a more prominent role in managing the economy. Industrialists were sometimes told what to produce and what price they should charge for the goods that they made. The government also had the power to order workers to move to where they were required.

By taking these powers Hitler's government was able to control factors such as inflation and unemployment that had caused considerable distress in previous years. As the government generally allowed companies to maintain their profit margins, industrialists tended to accept the loss of some of their freedoms.

Under fascism, most potential sources of opposition were removed. This included political parties and the trade union movement. However, Adolf Hitler never felt strong enough to take complete control of the German Army, and before taking important decisions he always had to take into consideration how the armed forces would react.

By the time Hitler gained power he had ceased to be a practising Christian. He did not have the confidence to abolish Christianity in Germany. In 1934 Hitler signed an agreement with Pope Pius XI in which he promised not to interfere in religion if the Catholic Church agreed not to become involved in politics in Germany.

The individual had no freedom to protest in Hitler's Germany. All political organizations were either banned or under the control of the Nazis. Except for the occasional referendum, all elections, local and national, were abolished.

All information that people in Germany received was selected and organized to support fascist beliefs. As Minister of Propaganda, Joseph Goebbels kept a close check on the information provided by newspapers, magazines, books, radio broadcasts, plays and films.

Adolf Hitler, who had been deeply influenced by his own history teacher, was fully aware that schools posed a potential threat to the dominant fascist ideology. Teachers who were critical of Hitler's Germany were sacked and the rest were sent away to be trained to become good fascists. Members of the Nazi youth organizations such as the Hitler Youth, were also asked to report teachers who questioned fascism.

As a further precaution against young people coming into contact with information and the government disapproved of, textbooks were withdrawn and rewritten by Nazis.

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Once in power Adolf Hitler turned Germany into a fascist state. Fascist was originally used to describe the government of Benito Mussolini in Italy. Mussolini's fascist one-party state emphasized patriotism, national unity, hatred of communism, admiration of military values and unquestioning obedience. Hitler was deeply influenced by Mussolini's Italy and his Germany shared many of the same characteristics.

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"Are you being purposely obtuse?"
(quoted from season 1 episode 5, at 27:43).
1. The word is used correctly because they are talking about how he didn't know his wife used to take off her ring to garden, and his friend says "you didn't know she gardened," and  he says, "Are you purposely being obtuse?" He is asking is friend if he really didn't understand it.
2. The word is appropriate in the context because his friend did not understand what he was talking about, and he thought is friend was joking.
3. It is evoked as a joking tone, because he didn't know if he was joking or actually didn't know.