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Context Clues Quiz - Text AVersión en línea Vocab in context por Teacher Haiza 1 1. Which word is closest in meaning to "neglected"? (Paragraph 1) A. completed carefully B. ignored or failed to do C. improved greatly D. repeated often a ignored or failed to do b improved greatly c repeated often d completed carefully 2 2. In Paragraph 2, "warranted" suggests that the narrator's behaviour... A. deserved Ahmad's displeasure. B. prevented Ahmad from speaking. C. surprised Ahmad completely. D. encouraged Ahmad to praise him. a deserved Ahmad's displeasure. b prevented Ahmad from speaking. c surprised Ahmad completely. d encouraged Ahmad to praise him. 3 3. Which option best describes the meaning of "ushered" in Paragraph 3? A. pushed roughly into a room B. guided someone politely into a place C. chased someone away D. carried someone inside a pushed roughly into a room b carried someone inside c chased someone away d guided someone politely into a place 4 4. The word "stifling" in Paragraph 3 tells the reader that the weather outside was... A. freezing and windy. B. extremely hot and uncomfortable. C. cool and refreshing. D. wet and stormy. a cool and refreshing. b wet and stormy. c freezing and windy. d extremely hot and uncomfortable. 5 5. Ahmad "would proclaim" in Paragraph 5. This means he would... A. whisper quietly. B. announce something confidently. C. ask a question politely. D. complain repeatedly. a announce something confidently. b whisper quietly. c complain repeatedly. d ask a question politely. 6 6. The word "recite" in Paragraph 6 shows that Ahmad... A. invents new recipes as he works. B. repeats instructions from memory. C. explains each step carefully. D. writes the recipe in a notebook. a explains each step carefully. b invents new recipes as he works. c writes the recipe in a notebook. d repeats instructions from memory. 7 7. Ahmad speaks "casually" in Paragraph 7. Which option best matches his tone? A. relaxed and unconcerned B. nervous and uncertain C. strict and angry D. excited and energetic a relaxed and unconcerned b nervous and uncertain c excited and energetic d strict and angry 8 8. The word "enticing" in Paragraph 9 suggests that the ice was... A. unpleasant and disappointing. B. attractive and difficult to resist. C. ordinary and familiar. D. dangerous and frightening. a dangerous and frightening. b unpleasant and disappointing. c ordinary and familiar. d attractive and difficult to resist. 9 9. Which meaning best fits the word "subtle" in Paragraph 10? A. delicate and not immediately obvious B. loud and dramatic C. simple and ordinary D. careless and untidy a delicate and not immediately obvious b careless and untidy c loud and dramatic d simple and ordinary 10 10. The narrator's "outlandish" combinations in Paragraph 12 can best be described as... A. ordinary and sensible. B. strange and unusual. C. expensive and luxurious. D. quick and practical a quick and practical b ordinary and sensible. c strange and unusual. d expensive and luxurious.

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1. Which word is closest in meaning to "neglected"? (Paragraph 1) A. completed carefully B. ignored or failed to do C. improved greatly D. repeated often

2. In Paragraph 2, "warranted" suggests that the narrator's behaviour... A. deserved Ahmad's displeasure. B. prevented Ahmad from speaking. C. surprised Ahmad completely. D. encouraged Ahmad to praise him.

3. Which option best describes the meaning of "ushered" in Paragraph 3? A. pushed roughly into a room B. guided someone politely into a place C. chased someone away D. carried someone inside

4. The word "stifling" in Paragraph 3 tells the reader that the weather outside was... A. freezing and windy. B. extremely hot and uncomfortable. C. cool and refreshing. D. wet and stormy.

5. Ahmad "would proclaim" in Paragraph 5. This means he would... A. whisper quietly. B. announce something confidently. C. ask a question politely. D. complain repeatedly.

6. The word "recite" in Paragraph 6 shows that Ahmad... A. invents new recipes as he works. B. repeats instructions from memory. C. explains each step carefully. D. writes the recipe in a notebook.

7. Ahmad speaks "casually" in Paragraph 7. Which option best matches his tone? A. relaxed and unconcerned B. nervous and uncertain C. strict and angry D. excited and energetic

8. The word "enticing" in Paragraph 9 suggests that the ice was... A. unpleasant and disappointing. B. attractive and difficult to resist. C. ordinary and familiar. D. dangerous and frightening.

9. Which meaning best fits the word "subtle" in Paragraph 10? A. delicate and not immediately obvious B. loud and dramatic C. simple and ordinary D. careless and untidy

10. The narrator's "outlandish" combinations in Paragraph 12 can best be described as... A. ordinary and sensible. B. strange and unusual. C. expensive and luxurious. D. quick and practical