The word "jostled" suggests that the trip on the wagon involves a lot of movement and bumpiness, which implies a lack of smoothness. Therefore, the best answer is:
D. It is rough and rugged.
Read the sentence from the passage.
"The trip so far has gone well enough, but I have had to get used to being jostled about as the Conestoga wagon travels over these bumpy country roads."
What does the word jostled tell readers about what the trip on the wagon is like?
A.
It is frightening.
B.
It is exciting.
C.
It is smooth and relaxing.
D.
It is rough and rugged.
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