. What does it mean if something “jarred” you?
A. It means you were surprised or shocked.
B. It means you were excited or happy.
C. It means you were confused or uncertain.
D. It means you were bored or uninterested.
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Grammar › ViewGoing to swimming lessons on Saturday is a routine for you. Which sentence correctly describes this situation:
A. I go to swimming lessons on Saturdays.
B. I am going to swimming lessons on Saturdays.
C. I am go to swimming lessons on Saturdays.
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Mollie … the spirit of Animalism by running away.
A. was betraying
B. betrayed
C. was betrayed
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A. were
B. were going to
C. were going
D. were go to
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Monticello is the (older, oldest) of the famous houses in Virginia.
A. older
B. oldest