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- Q1The strawberries were bright scarlet in the middle of the green leaves. What does the word scarlet mean?yellowredgreenblue30s
- Q2The pioneers who had endured the long winter welcomed the warm spring. What does the word endured mean?missedsurvivedwantedclosed30s
- Q3The chewing gum plummeted to the ground when he spat it out from the 5th floor window. What does the word plummeted mean?flewsoaredfall suddenly straight downrose45s
- Q4Jimmy was oblivious to his baby sister’s crying because he had his headphones in and couldn’t hear her. What does oblivious mean?not aware ofconcernedheardattended to45s
- Q5The principal need to curtail his speech to the school because it was almost 3:15 and the students needed to go home. What does curtail mean?not giveextendmake longercut short45s
- Q6Your plan looks good. It's time to IMPLEMENT it and see if works. Based on the sentence above, what does IMPLEMENT mean?carry outinstrumenttake apartchange45s
- Q7When the Pilgrims landed in what is now Massachusetts, they were afraid that the Indians would attack them. However, the Indians that they ENCOUNTERED were a peaceful and generous tribe. What does ENCOUNTERED mean?hide frommeetignorefight45s
- Q8An article in the newspaper says that the Harry Potter series is responsible for the DWINDLING number of wild owls in America. This is happening because the wild owls are being trapped and sold as pets to kids who are fans of the Harry Potter books. As you may already know, Harry has his own pet owl named Hedwig. What does DWINDLING mean?becoming lessbecoming moreappearing in moviesflying120s
- Q9Elle grabbed the pile of clothes that were sitting on her pool-side lounge chair. She giggled as she held them in her arms and jumped into the pool. Her brother was getting out of the pool and saw Elle dunking his clothes in the water. "What are you doing?" he yelled over Elle's laughing fits. He yanked his clothes from her grasp and tried to wring the water out of them. When he untwisted his clothes, they were a little drier, but very wrinkled. He put his clothes back on the chair. Then, he grabbed Elle's towel and tossed it into the pool. In paragraph 2, the word wring means to:ironsoaktwistdry120s
- Q10Did you know that it does not actually snow a lot in the tundra? The ice and snow that you see is called permafrost. It is a layer of frozen soil, which has been covered with all the snow and water that has fallen. In the summer, when temperatures get a little warmer, a lot of the ice and snow melts and forms marshes and lakes. Those lakes and marshes refreeze in the winter as temperatures get colder.A habitat where fish and other sea creatures liveA generally cold Arctic area found around the globeA hot, dry area found in the southern part of the globe.A type of habitat found only in Antarctica120s