Question

1. How does the writer provide a clue to the meaning of juncture? * 1 point The writer uses juncture to describe the river. The writer says that a juncture is a dead-end road. The writer implies that juncture means "civilization." The writer relates juncture to the term tropical forest. The writer links juncture to the word crossing.

Answer 1

Answer:

The writer links juncture to the word crossing.

Explanation:

You did not show the text to which this question refers, but we can say that the best way to provide a clue about the meaning of the word "juncture" is to relate it to the crossing of words. This is because the word "juncture" means the crossing of events, situations and events, which combine or happen in sequence.