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Answer:
B) to stand stiffly
Explanation:
The best meaning for the word "bristle" as used in the passage is TO STAND STIFFLY because from the narration given, not long after the dog had seen him, he stood stiffly and began to growl.
The word "bristle" as a noun means a short hair on the skin of an animal, however the meaning of the word as a noun is to "stand stiffly" which was what the dog did because it was an action, not a noun.
<span>At Bletchley Park, thousands of people worked hard to help the British and Allied troops during the war. I would say this is the main idea in this excerpt, which highlights the general contribution made by these people to WWII and by infererence not just those fighting at the front were making a contribution to the war effort.
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Keesh is a bright boy. He is the head man of their village. He is the son of Bok, the great hunter of their village. As the head man of the villagers he continued his father's will to give the villagers a fair share of meat brought by any of their best hunters.
<span>When a person writes under a pseudonym, they use a fictitious name. The correct answer is B. Pseudo means fake, and nym means name, so a pseudonym is basically a fake name that writers often use so that their real name and identity aren't recognized. These names can be regular names that are not their own, or it could be a pun of some sort. </span>
