1. doggedly: B - (<em>with great detrmination)</em>: determined to do something, even if it is very difficult.<em> Dogged actions or behaviour</em> show that you are very determined to continue doing something.
2. stoutly : D - (<em>solidly</em>) - in strong way. (an object). A <em>stout</em> pair of shoes.
3. boisterous (<em>rowdy</em>) - noisy and not controlled. <em>A rowdy group of soccer fans.</em>
For number 1, your option is correct (B). "Doggedly" is synonymous with "persistent," so "with great determination" matches that.
For number 2, your option is correct (D). "Stoutly" means "strong" and "sturdy," so "solid" would also work.
For number 3, your option is incorrect. The correct answer is B. "Boisterous" and "rowdy" both mean energetic and noisy. Since the children were bouncing off the walls, they were indeed energetic, boisterous, and rowdy.
I believe that this rule helps us thrive because it is taking about different life lessons. I also say that when you here these three words you should really listen because whatever it is its really juicy and important.
Speaker compares the sunlight on the buildings to the light that shines on the countryside, and he seems surprised to feel more at peace in the bustling city than he has anywhere else.
