The rose bushes will be _____ in June. a) trade tradeb) blooming bloomingc) pricklypricklyd) muscles muscles.

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The rose bushes will be _____ in June. a) trade tradeb) blooming bloomingc) pricklypricklyd) muscles muscles

You are correct! blooming – adjective - flowering, growing

Ooh No!!! Please Try Again Please Try Again Please Try Again Please Try Again Please Try Again

The cactus plants are _______. a) scentscentb) tradetradec) blooming bloomingd) prickly prickly

You are correct! prickly – adjective - covered with sharp points or thorns

My aunt goes to the gym every day to keep her _______strong. a) a) pricklypricklyb) muscles musclesc) aromaaromad) scentscent

You are correct! muscles – plural noun – bundles tissues that move parts of the body

The soup gave off a wonderful _______. a) blooming bloomingb) prickly pricklyc) musclesmusclesd) aromaaroma

You are correct! aroma – noun - a pleasant smell

The ________ of roses filled the air. a) muscles musclesb) scent scentc) tradetraded) bloomingblooming

You are correct! scent – noun - a nice smell

Swapping an apple for an orange is a fair ______. a) musclesmusclesb) aromaaromac) scentscentd) tradetrade

You are correct! trade – noun - an exchange of one thing for another

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