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- Q1In the sentence 'The radiant sun began to set, spreading a blaze of colors across the sky,' what does the word 'radiant' suggest about the sun?It was shining brightlyIt was not visibleIt was risingIt was setting quickly30sRL.7.4
- Q2In the sentence 'The stormy sea calmed as the gale subsided, turning the furious waves into gentle lulls,' what does the word 'furious' suggest about the waves before the storm calmed?They were moving slowlyThey were weakThey were very rough and violentThey were quiet and peaceful30sRL.7.4
- Q3In the text 'He meandered through the marketplace, eyes darting from one marvel to another, utterly captivated,' what does the word 'captivated' suggest about his experience?He felt trapped and wanted to leaveHe was confused and lostHe was deeply interested and delightedHe was bored and uninterested30sRL.7.4
- Q4In the phrase 'The whispered words floated through the air, each syllable heavy with secrecy,' what does the word 'whispered' suggest about the conversation?It was loud and meant for everyone to hearIt was happy and excitedIt was quiet and meant to be privateIt was angry and aggressive30sRL.7.4
- Q5In the excerpt 'The ancient tree stood sentinel over the forgotten valley, its gnarled branches whispering tales of yore,' what does 'sentinel' imply about the tree's role?It was dying and decayingIt was like a guard protecting the areaIt was losing its leavesIt was the youngest tree in the valley30sRL.7.4
- Q6In the sentence 'His laughter was infectious, spreading joy like wildfire through the crowd,' what does 'infectious' imply about his laughter?It was annoying to those around himIt was quiet and went unnoticedIt caused others to start laughing tooIt was forced and not genuine30sRL.7.4
- Q7In the description 'The brook babbled merrily as it cascaded down the mountainside, its melody harmonizing with the wind,' what does 'babbled' suggest about the sound of the brook?It was silent and stillIt roared loudly like thunderIt made a continuous gentle soundIt created a discordant noise30sRL.7.4
- Q8In the sentence 'The morning dew glistened on the spider's web, transforming it into a jeweled masterpiece,' what does 'glistened' suggest about the appearance of the spider's web?It was completely dryIt appeared broken and damagedIt was invisible in the morning lightIt sparkled or shone in the light30sRL.7.4
- Q9In the phrase 'The detective's eyes narrowed, scrutinizing the clue with keen insight,' what does 'scrutinizing' suggest about how the detective viewed the clue?He examined it very closely and carefullyHe glanced at it briefly without interestHe was confused by the clueHe ignored the clue completely30sRL.7.4
- Q10In the sentence 'The formula was so complex that it baffled even the most astute mathematicians,' what does 'baffled' imply about the mathematicians’ reaction to the formula?They were familiar with it and boredThey were not interested in solving itThey were confused and unable to understand itThey found it easy and straightforward30sRL.7.4
