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Directions: Given below is a word, followed by three sentences that consist of that word. Identify the sentence(s) that express(es) the meaning of the word. PORE
A. I pored the water all over the plants.
B. My brother has skin problems because of his clogged pores.
C. The class pored over the museum's exhibit.
Only A
Only B
Only C
Both A and B
Both B and C
- Let's examine the meaning of the word "pore." As a verb, "pore" means to read or study something with great attention. As a noun, "pore" refers to a tiny opening in the skin.
- Sentence A: "I pored the water all over the plants."
- This uses "pored" incorrectly; the correct word should be "poured," which means to flow or let flow.
- Sentence B: "My brother has skin problems because of his clogged pores."
- Here, "pores" correctly refers to the tiny openings in the skin.
- Sentence C: "The class pored over the museum's exhibit."
- This accurately uses "pored" as a verb, meaning they studied or examined in detail.
- Option 5, Both B and C, is the correct choice.
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