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Alona [7]
3 years ago
7

Using context clues and information contained within the word, choose the sentence that is BEST completed using the word malevol

ent?
A.The _____ water log ride left me soaked to my underwear!
B.She is so happy and friendly that she makes me feel _____.
C.My exhausted, panting dog plopped to the ground with a _____ thud.
D.The destructive clouds of the _____ storm boiled on the horizon.
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1 answer:
Sladkaya [172]3 years ago
7 0
The answer is D. The destructive clouds of the malevolent storm boiled on the horizon. 
Some words to complete the other choices:
A. The 'wild' water log ride left me soaked to my underwear!
B. She is so happy and friendly that she makes me feel 'warm' (or 'welcome').
C. My exhausted, panting dog plopped to the ground with a 'resounding' thud.
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