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1. (adj.) modest, not proud2. (adj.) simple✔ 3. (verb) to humiliate or lower someone

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1. (adj.) modest, not proud
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2. (adj.) simple
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✔ 3. (verb) to humiliate or lower someone
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✔ 1. (adj.) modest, not proud2. (adj.) simple3. (verb) to humiliate or lower someone

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✔ 1. (adj.) modest, not proud
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2. (adj.) simple
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3. (verb) to humiliate or lower someone
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Selection 1:to kill animals illegally
Selection 2:Old French
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LatinGreek✔ Old French

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Latin
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Greek
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✔ Old French
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Read the thesaurus entry for "humble." Then use the drop-down menus to pick the best synonym for each sentence.

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He was not ashamed of his humble background, even when he became successful.:modest
Accepting her award, the humble celebrity said her success was all due to her mother.:down-to-earth
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shymodest✔ down-to-earth

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shy
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modest
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✔ down-to-earth
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imply✔ infer

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imply
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✔ infer
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stationary✔ stationery

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stationary
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✔ stationery
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✔ affecteffect

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✔ affect
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effect
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Use the drop-down menus to pick the best homophone to complete each sentence. Use an online search engine to find a trusted online dictionary, then search and check the homophone definitions.

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What time is show tonight?:your
It looks like the best place for the picnic is over .:there
The friendly puppy wagged tail.:its
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they'retheir✔ there

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they're
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their
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✔ there
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it's✔ itsits'

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it's
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✔ its
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its'
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Use the dictionary entry to choose the sentence in which cantankerous is used correctly.

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The cheerful baby was always happy and cantankerous.
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The cantankerous dog was easy to train and never chewed the furniture.
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The cantankerous old man did not want children to play on his lawn.
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The bright sunlight made them feel cantankerous and ready to go on a picnic.
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Use the drop-down menus to identify the definition of humble used in each sentence.

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He was not ashamed of his humble background, even when he became successful:2. (adj.) simple
The cruel king hoped to humble his enemies in the battle:3. (verb) to humiliate or lower someone
Accepting her award, the humble celebrity said her success was all due to her mother:1. (adj.) modest, not proud
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Use the drop-down menus to identify the definition of hurdle used in each sentence.

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The runners passed over each hurdle in a flash:2. (noun) a barrier runners must leap over
Selection 2:4. (verb) to jump over
Selection 3:1. (noun) something in someone's way
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Use the drop-down menus and the dictionary entries to choose the right word for each sentence.

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I liked all the chocolates the raspberry cream.:except
From their whispers and suspicious behavior, I was able to that my parents were giving me a surprise party.:infer
She wrote the thank-you note on her best .:stationery
The wind blew the paper plates everywhere, but it did not the picnic table.:affect
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Use the drop-down menus and thesaurus entries to choose the right synonym for each easily confused word.

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My father constantly alludes to upcoming birthday presents.:hint
The zebra was able to elude the chasing lion - this time.:escape

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