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The diffident toddler was so uncomfortable at the birthday party that
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The diffident toddler was so uncomfortable at the birthday party that he constantly (i) _______ his mother’s side.
| Blank (i) |
|---|
| A. strayed from |
| B. fled |
| C. abjured | D. cleaved to | E. avoided |
The diffident toddler was so uncomfortable at the birthday party that
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The toddler was uncomfortable so he stuck to/adhered to his mother's side the whole time.
cleaved to
Answer D
cleaved to
Answer D
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A. strayed from - Stayed away from, avoided
B. fled - ran away
C. abjured - give up something, maybe a habit
D. cleaved to - to stick, to cling on to
E. avoided - stay away from
From all of these words, D. cleave to is more appropriate.
B. fled - ran away
C. abjured - give up something, maybe a habit
D. cleaved to - to stick, to cling on to
E. avoided - stay away from
From all of these words, D. cleave to is more appropriate.
