Multiple Meaning Words

Timmy went to the pilot's cabin to see his uncle.

• a small log house

• a small house for vacationers

• a small room on a ship

• where the crew sits on a plane

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We rented a cabin on a lake.

• a small log house

• a small house for vacationers

• a small room on a ship

• where the crew sits on a plane

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The Gettysburg Address is a well known speech by Abraham Lincoln.

• to speak to

• to put energy into doing somehing

• to write on an envelope where it should be delivered

• a speech

• the location of a building

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The mail carrier couldn't read the address on the envelope.

• the writing on an envelope that tells where it is to be delivered

• the location of a building

• a speech

• to write on an envelope where it should be delivered

• to speak to

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The President will address the country tomorrow.

• to speak to

• to put energy into doing something

• the write on an envelope where it should be delivered

• the writing on a envelope that tells where it is to be delivered.

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The house was after the dip in the road.

• to drop something into a liquid and then quickly take it out

• to make a candle by putting a wick into wax

• to take out of

• to drop suddenly

• a low spot

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The temperature began to dip in late fall.

• the amount in one full scoop

• to drop suddenly

• a lot spot

• to make a candle by putting a wick into wax

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The walls of the fortress were not strong enough to block the invading army.

In the sentence above, the word block means 

• a length of houses.
• to stop the movement of.
• to forget a memory.
• a piece of wood or stone.

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After the storm, her car was coated with a film of ice.

Based on its context in the sentence above, what is the meaning of the word film? 

• movie
• big basket
• thin layer
• chunk

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What does count mean in this sentence?
The queen invited the count and countess to her coronation.

• to number things, one by one, in order to find the total
• to have importance in something
• a nobleman, similar in rank to an earl

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