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Choose the best meaning for each bold word.

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The Prince and the Pauper Part 1 VocabularyOnline version Choose the best meaning for each bold word. by Alla Bokova 1 Read the sentences from the story and choose the best meaning of the bold word. “Tom sighed with disappointment.” a c) shouted angrily b b) made a long, quiet breath c a) laughed loudly 2 “The afternoon passed quickly.” a a) seemed to finish soon b b) became dangerous c c) became boring 3 “Tom handed over his one coin.” a a) threw it away b b) gave it to someone c c) hid it 4 “Nancy tried to stay out of her father's way.” a a) avoid being noticed by him b c) argue with him c b) follow him 5 “Tom drifted off, thinking of a distant kingdom.” a c) became angry b b) ran away c a) fell asleep 6 “Tom lost track of time.” a b) broke his watch b a) forgot what time it was c c) arrived late at school 7 “The guard jerked Tom away.” a b) politely invited him inside b c) pushed him gently c a) pulled him suddenly 8 “How dare you treat a poor boy like that!” a b) How can you behave so badly? b c) Are you afraid to do that? c a) Why are you brave enough to do that?

The Prince and the Pauper Part 1 VocabularyOnline version

Choose the best meaning for each bold word.

by Alla Bokova

Read the sentences from the story and choose the best meaning of the bold word. “Tom sighed with disappointment.”

c) shouted angrily

b) made a long, quiet breath

a) laughed loudly

“The afternoon passed quickly.”

a) seemed to finish soon

b) became dangerous

c) became boring

“Tom handed over his one coin.”

a) threw it away

b) gave it to someone

c) hid it

“Nancy tried to stay out of her father's way.”

a) avoid being noticed by him

c) argue with him

b) follow him

“Tom drifted off, thinking of a distant kingdom.”

c) became angry

b) ran away

a) fell asleep

“Tom lost track of time.”

b) broke his watch

a) forgot what time it was

c) arrived late at school

“The guard jerked Tom away.”

b) politely invited him inside

c) pushed him gently

a) pulled him suddenly

“How dare you treat a poor boy like that!”

b) How can you behave so badly?

c) Are you afraid to do that?

a) Why are you brave enough to do that?

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The Prince and the Pauper Part 1 VocabularyOnline version

by Alla Bokova

Read the sentences from the story and choose the best meaning of the bold word. “Tom sighed with disappointment.”

“The afternoon passed quickly.”

“Tom handed over his one coin.”

“Nancy tried to stay out of her father's way.”

“Tom drifted off, thinking of a distant kingdom.”

“Tom lost track of time.”

“The guard jerked Tom away.”

“How dare you treat a poor boy like that!”

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