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brucebaner · Answer

WORD OF THE DAY

menagerie \mə-'naj-rē\, noun
1. A collection of live wild animals on exhibition; the enclosure where they are kept
2. A diverse or miscellaneous group

In Sacramento a crazed woman opened the cages of a circus menagerie for fear the animals might starve to death, and [was killed] by a lioness.
—Earth Abides, George R. Stewart, 1949.

From French ménagerie, derived from ménager ("to keep house"), household. Housekeeping used to include taking care of domestic animals.

Entry and Pronunciation for menagerie


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Based on this entry, which of the following sentences most accurately uses the word menagerie?

    Patricia was upset when she found her car's menagerie had been shattered and her tires slashed.
    The menagerie of students walked from room to room, unsure where to gather for their first class.
    Krista was excited when Kevin asked her to be his date at the homecoming menagerie dance.
    The bright colors made Hannah's vision blurry and she began to feel a menagerie headache developing.

eclipsedstar · Answer

Wow, this is hard to explain...have any ideas so far? It mentions "diverse"...

brucebaner · Answer

is it B?

eclipsedstar · Answer

Yes, that's correct! A "group" of students, so it makes sense :D