severe – “Mrs Whatsit,” Charles Wallace demanded severely, “why did you take Mrs. Buncombe’s sheets?”
A. unsparing and uncompromising in discipline or judgment
B. incapable of harmonious association
C. shout loudly and without restraint
D. causing or marked by grief or anguish
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A. ride
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C. have ridden
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A. While I was reading, my friend was cooking dinner.
B. While I was reading, my friend was texting, and our parents were watching TV.
C. While I was reading, my friend was playing video games.
D. While I was reading, my friend was doing her homework.