2. Vocabulary

3. The ________ of thunder woke me up. a) dovedove a) dovedove b) rumblingrumbling b) rumblingrumbling c) massivemassive c) massivemassive d) snoringsnoring d) snoringsnoring

4. rumbling – noun – a heavy, deep, rolling sound

6. The sumo wrestler had a _______ chest. a) snoringsnoring a) snoringsnoring b) uniqueunique b) uniqueunique c) massivemassive c) massivemassive d) rumbling rumbling d) rumbling rumbling

7. massive – adjective – of great size or extent, large and solid

8. The dog was _______ on the porch when I came home from school. a) snoringsnoring a) snoringsnoring b) uniqueunique b) uniqueunique c) tangles tangles c) tangles tangles d) politicianspoliticians d) politicianspoliticians

9. snoring – verb – making harsh or noisy sound while sleeping

10. The Everglades is _____ in that there is no other place on Earth like it. a) unique unique a) unique unique b) tanglestangles b) tanglestangles c) politicianspoliticians c) politicianspoliticians d) dovedove d) dovedove

11. unique – adjective – having no equal, the only one of a kind

12. The garden hose had not been rolled back up and was full of _______. a) massivemassive a) massivemassive b) snoringsnoring b) snoringsnoring c) uniqueunique c) uniqueunique d) tanglestangles d) tanglestangles

13. tangles – plural noun – knotted, twisted, confused masses

14. Four ________ were running for the one seat in Congress. a) tanglestangles a) tanglestangles b) politicianspoliticians b) politicianspoliticians c) dovedove c) dovedove d) rumblingrumbling d) rumblingrumbling

15. politicians – plural noun – people who hold or seek elected offices

16. We watched as the woman ______ perfectly off the board and into the deep pool. a) politicianspoliticians a) politicianspoliticians b) dovedove b) dovedove c) rumblingrumbling c) rumblingrumbling d) massive massive d) massive massive

17. dove – verb – plunged head first into the water

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