1. B. prophesy
2. B. violent
3. C. struggle
4. A. Come together
5. C. contrast
Using context clues circle the letter of the answer that is closest in meaning to the word in bold
1. I can't predict the outcome of the game, the coach said, "but I can tell you that players are ready to put up a good fight.
A, foretell B. prophesy C, foresee D), forecast
2. Marlene's tempestuous, that is violent and temper always ruins her romantic relationships.
A. Friendly B. violent C. peaceful D. equanimity .
3.To carry out his economic programs, Roosevelt had to contend with a supreme court that was deeply opposed to those programs.
A. Travel B. surrender C struggle D. join
4. When they heard the good news about the court's decision, the angry crowd cheered and then began to disperse. "It looks like everyone is going home," one reporter stated. The opposite of disperse would be--
A. Come together B. smile C. fly like a bird D. sing
5. The idea that off-track betting will work in Adama because it works in Ambo is a questionable analogous. Ambo and Adama may not be alike it comes to off-track betting.
A. Comparison
B. purpose
C. contrast D. requirement
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