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“Do not infuriate me!” exclaimed Jack after his sister lost his favorite CD. If the Latin root furia means “mad,” what does infuriate mean? to make happy to make angry to make carefree to make sad
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“Do not infuriate me!” exclaimed Jack after his sister lost his favorite CD.

If the Latin root furia means “mad,” what does infuriate mean?


to make happy


to make angry


to make carefree


to make sad

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Answer: to make angry is the answer

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B. to make angry is the correct answer
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