1 |
He looked frail and will ow -wind |
Stout
Strong
Weak
Young
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2 |
M'am asked Roger to comb his hear to be presentable. |
Suger dady
Bald
Untidy
Decest
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3 |
They boy stooped to pick up[ the pocket book. |
Stood
Thought
Mused
Bent down
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4 |
Sweat popped out on the boy's face |
Disappeared
Came out
Spread
Absent
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5 |
There was an icebox behind the screen |
Freezer
Plate
Grill
Window
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6 |
They all stood and gazed. |
Sang
Danced
Stared
Called
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7 |
She dragged the boy inside. |
Pulled
Pushed
Punished
Invited
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8 |
M'am dragged the boy. |
Frightened
Funished
Beat
Pulled
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9 |
The lady's kind behavior embarrassed the boy |
Frightened
Pleased
Encouraged
Put the shame
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10 |
She shook him until his teeth rattled. |
Broke
Clattered
Pained
Removed
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11 |
Was I bothering you? |
Beating
Disturbing
Dragging
Pushing
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12 |
She permitted him to stoop and pick up her purse |
Bend the body
Sit
Stand
fall
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13 |
M'am kicked the boy on his sitter. |
Battleaxes
Foot
Head
Hip
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14 |
Instead, as they ate, she told him about her job |
In place of
Despair
In fact
Inspire of
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15 |
He did not want to be mistrusted. |
Called
Invited
Respected
suspected
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16 |
Roger wanted to buy some suede shoes. |
Big
Costly
Cheap
Soft leather
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17 |
He did not want to be mistrusted |
Asked
Invited
Respected
suspected
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18 |
Mrs. Jones did not embarrass the boy. |
Confused
Refuse
Refube
Salute
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19 |
But she bent down enough to permit his to stoop |
<div>Walk</div>
Run
Slack
Bend
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20 |
What was the condition of the bittering family on war on the earth. |
Overyjoyed
Relaxed
Shocked
No reaction
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