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gabriela orona
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How does the author use the word litter in this sentence:
“For example, if a parent ignores a child who litters or vandalizes, the child may think those actions are acceptable.”
the offspring at one birth of a multiparous animal
trash, wastepaper, or garbage lying scattered about
to scatter about in disorder
to mark with objects scattered at random
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Multiple Choice
How does the author use the word paste in this sentence:
“Laws that require parents to pay fines or attend classes can act like a paste that holds lessons together—helping fix the problem rather than only punishing the young person.”
a soft plastic mixture or composition
to put (digital data, such as text or an image) that has been copied or cut
to cause to adhere by or to connect
to beat or defeat soundly
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Multiple Choice
How does the author use the word squash in this sentence:
“These measures aim to squash repeated offenses by making parents active partners in correcting behavior.”
to press or beat into a flat mass
to put down or suppress
a type of fruit or plant
a singles or doubles game played in a 4-wall court
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Multiple Choice
How does the author use the word produce in this sentence:
“Punishing parents could produce resentment, break trust in families, or even make poor families less able to care for their children.”
to offer to view or notice
to give birth or raise children
to compose or create
agricultural products likes fruits and vegetables
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Multiple Choice
How does the author use the word fine in this sentence:
“ For instance, a fine might make it harder for a family to buy groceries, which would not make the child safer.”
a sum imposed as punishment for an offense
to become pure or clear
well or healthy : not sick or injured
very thin in gauge or texture
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How does the author use the word holding in this sentence:
“Holding parents responsible can be the key to preventing repeat offenses and keeping neighborhoods safe, especially when parents are neglectful.”
making someone answerable for their actions
intended for usually temporary storage
land held especially by a vassal or tenant
a ruling of a court especially on an issue of law raised in a case
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How does the author use the word key in this sentence:
“olding parents responsible can be the key to preventing repeat offenses and keeping neighborhoods safe, especially when parents are neglectful.”
a metal instrument that is used to open a lock
answer or solution
extremely or crucially important
the tone or pitch of a voice
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