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Rhonda went to the store to buy milk. She was only in the store for a brief amount of time. In just a few minutes, she was back in the car and headed home.
Using the context clues from the sentences, what is the best meaning of brief?

• short
• time

• long
• known

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The lost campers sweltered in the heat of the desert sun.

• ate
• burned 
• slept 
• sunbathed

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It was COMICAL to watch the kitten fight its own reflection in the mirror. We laughed for hours.

• scary
• funny
• comfortable
• terrible

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In drama, the ANTAGONIST is...

• the "good guy"
• the "bad guy"
• the writer of the drama
• the setting

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All work and no __________

• running
• soup
• play
• food

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Which sentence uses the red word in the same way as the sentence below?
There are five pigs in the pen.

• My teacher uses a red pen to correct our papers.
• The dogs ran back and forth in their pen.
• The pen dripped blue ink all over my new shirt.

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Marcia is a novice soccer player. It is her first day of practice.
The word novice means...

• skilled
• beginner
• professional
• owner

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The rope was wound around his ankles. 

•  tied around (rhymes with pound) 
•  an injury (rhymes with moon)

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What does the word fabulous mean?

• cheerful
• grateful
• hopeful
• wonderful

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Charlotte thought people were very ___________ because they were so easy to fool.

• tricky

• gullible

• interesting

• fascinating

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