Exercise
Classic Children's Prose: Inference and Meaning
Build inference skills and determine word meanings across various classic children's prose selections.
Questions
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The boy walked with 'hesitation'. What does 'hesitation' mean?
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She held the toy with 'fondness'. What does 'fondness' mean?
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A 'vague' memory floated back to him. What does 'vague' mean?
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The house was 'conspicuous' on top of the hill. What does 'conspicuous' mean?
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They enjoyed the 'balmy' evening air. What does 'balmy' mean?
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His mind was 'mollified' by her kind words. What does 'mollified' mean?
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Their 'sojourn' in the village was brief. What is a 'sojourn'?
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He gave a 'melancholy' sigh. What does 'melancholy' mean?
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She gave an 'spontaneous' answer. What does 'spontaneous' mean?
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The girl showed remarkable 'tenacity'. What is 'tenacity'?
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The puppies were 'exuberant'. What does 'exuberant' mean?
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They crossed an 'ancient' wooden bridge. What does 'ancient' mean?
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The crowd became 'clamorous'. What does 'clamorous' mean?
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Her explanation was 'lucid'. What does 'lucid' mean?
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They entered a 'colossal' hall. What does 'colossal' mean?