Multiple meaning words

Should we take the right or left fork of the road?

• something that you eat with
• a place where a road branches
• a large farm tool
• to hand over a possession

A thief tried to pick Shawn's pocket, but Shawn suddenly moved away.

• to choose or select
• to pull apart into small pieces
• a tool used to chop ice
• to steal the contents of

Amy used  pencil to write in her log.

• a cut length of wood
• a written record
• to cut down trees

He has so much drive that in an hour he is able to do more work than most people can do in a day.

• road or avenue for cars or other vehicles
• to operate a vehicle, such as a car
• a short trip
• energy; force; strength

After the doctor cleans the cut on Ted's leg, she will dress  the wound.

• piece of clothing with a skirt
• to put on clothes
• to apply medicine or bandages or both
• to make something fancy

I saw a wave of ducks flying south.

• to move back and forth
• water swell caused by wind or gravity
• large group of people or animals

Paul looked through his bills. He knew he would have to get more bills from the bank to be able to pay them all.

The underlined word means...

• A piece of paper worth money

• A statement showing money owed

• The name of a football team

What's the meaning of the red word as it is used in the sentence?
One year for summer vacation, my family took a long road trip around the United States.

• to fall over something
• a visit to another place