What does it mean to be “fed up with” something?
A. To be excited about something new
B. To be very tired or annoyed by something due to its duration
C. To be indifferent to a situation
D. To be eager for a change
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As angry as she was, Angie kept control of her temper.
A. angry as she
B. of her temper
C. Angie kept control
D. she was
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What __________ going to the museum this weekend?
A. encourages
B. spends time doing
C. is special about
D. about
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A. Marjorie told me to “turn off the light.”
B. “I’m afraid of the dark” screamed Alice!
C. Mark asked, “Do you think there are monsters out there?”
D. “Yes! They’re under the bed! Bobby said.”
E. None of the above
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Peter ______________chocomilk, but now he drinks micheladas.
A. used to drink
B. Drank