Chapter 5 - Sherlock Holmes and the Duke's Son

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What does 'stable' mean?

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'Stable' refers to something that is firmly fixed, steady, or not likely to change. It can describe furniture, but also other things like emotions or situations.

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What is the opposite of 'upstairs'?

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The opposite of 'upstairs' is 'downstairs'.

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What does 'cry out' mean?

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'Cry out' means to shout suddenly or loudly.

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What is an example of something that is 'upstairs'?

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A bed in an attic room is an example of something that is 'upstairs'.

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What is a 'nail'?

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A 'nail' is a small metal spike used to fasten things together, often hammered into wood.

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What does 'furniture' refer to?

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'Furniture' refers to movable objects like chairs, tables, and beds that are used to make a room suitable for living or working.

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What does 'attic' mean?

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An 'attic' is a space or room just below the roof of a house, often used for storage.

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What does 'shout' mean?

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'Shout' means to speak or call out loudly.

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What is a synonym for 'suddenly'?

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A synonym for 'suddenly' is 'unexpectedly'.

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What does 'inside' mean?

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'Inside' refers to being within the confines of something, like a building or room.