The Cage

Cell means 

• prison building 
• prison sentence 
• prison room 
• prison door 

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cement is used for 

• eating 
• building 
• studying 
• supporting 

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A shield can 

• pretend 
• protect 
• pronounce 
• perform 

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Riveted means 

• focus
• fix 
• make 
• watch 

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A prong is used to describe 

• a spoon 
• a knife 
• a plate 
• a fork 

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mortar can be used to glue 

• paper 
• pencils 
• bricks 
• fabric 

Twisting can be described as 

• pulling 
• turning 
• pushing 
• grabbing 

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The knife's edge was not smooth.  It was 

• sharp 
• straight 
• rough 
• jagged 

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A spurt can be used to describe a rise in 

• energy 
• temperature 
• height 
• price 

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The opposite of slamming a door is 

• shutting with force 
• shutting gently 
• shutting loudly 
• shutting slowly 

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