adjective; extremely poisonous; full of malice; spiteful
A. pungent
B. acrid
C. malignant
D. virulent
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A. Grandma and Grandpa
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A. Water
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C. Apple
D. Rain
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A. Stop crying.
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In which sentence is the word “varied” most correctly used?
A. The teacher encouraged the students to use varied sentence structures to make their writing more interesting.
B. The dog varied its bark, making it difficult to identify.
C. The food in the market was varied, making it hard for me to decide on my lunch!
D. My mum’s wardrobe is varied. She has a different style every day.