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Select the most appropriate option to fill in the blank. The loud thunder the children, making them cry.

Afastened

Bfainted

Cfrightened

Dfancied

Answer:

C. frightened

Read Explanation:

• This question is part of the English Language subject, specifically the Vocabulary or Cloze Test/Fill in the Blanks section. It tests your ability to choose a word that fits the context of the sentence (Contextual Usage). Why "Frightened" is correct: Context: The sentence mentions "loud thunder" and "children crying." Logic: Thunder is a loud, sudden noise. Common human reactions to sudden loud noises include fear or being startled. Meaning: To "frighten" means to make someone afraid or anxious. Therefore, frightened children crying is a logical cause-and-effect relationship.


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