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Reading Comprehension
Volume 5, Number 32, June 5, 2000
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Each sentence or paragraph contains an underlined word. Use the context to figure out the meanings of those words. Those underlined words will be the answers in the crossword puzzle.
* I don’t think the runners can sustain their fast pace throughout the entire race.
* This course will encompass every fact I know about the art of toe painting. You will be an expert when you are done.
* Eddie’s face still smarts hours after being hit by the tennis ball.
* The dictator tried to mollify the angry crowd with promises of better living conditions and more rights.
* Andy and Sandy have many opposite traits. Andy is an amiable character while Sandy isn’t even slightly friendly.
* True learning requires thinking. Indoctrination requires the absence of thought. Don’t allow yourself to be indoctrinated.* Your cantankerous uncle won’t let us play ball in his lot. He says that children are all pests.
Name__________________________________________Date______________________
Reading Comprehension
Volume 5, Number 32, June 5, 2000
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5. Friendly
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