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2.4.5 Quiz: Using Reference Materials
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loll läll verb 1. To sit, lie,...
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2.4.5 Quiz: Using Reference Materials
Question 2 of 5
loll läll verb 1. To sit, lie, or stand in a lazy, relaxed way. 2. To hang loosely:
droop. Middle English
Using the dictionary entry, which sentence uses loll correctly?
A. The recruits lolled in line, hoping to make the captain proud of
their precise formation
O B. When Mia's cat saw Sam's oversized dog, it hissed and lolled its
back showing disapproval of the large beast.
C. Abigail stood at the entrance of the rollercoaster, lolling her hands
and trying to gather the courage she needed to get in line,
O D. After a week full of homework, Daniel decided to loll on the couch
watching movies all weekend,
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