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Weiqiang

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(sighed/coughed/choked) as he dumped his books on the canteen table once he found a clean table in the crowded canteen. It was recess time. He did not understand how he could have failed his exam. The words of his teacher, Ms. Lim rang in his head. “Can you just study hard for once? You had better pass the exam the next time!” Ms. Lim
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(laughed/yawned/snapped).
Weiqiang decided to wait for his good friend, Rajen, who was from another class, before ordering some food. He caught sight of Rajen coming from afar. Rajen did not walk; he skipped!
“Someone is obviously in a good mood,” Weiqiang
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(whispered/commented/cried) when he arrived at the table.
“I finally passed my exam!” Rajen
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(exclaimed/demanded/pleaded) excitedly.
“Oh, man! How did you do it?” Weiqiang
(yawned/asked/suggested).
“I will tell you about my study plan later. Let’s get our favourite bento box first!” The two boys rushed to join the queue at the Japanese stall. Regardless of the ups and downs in school life, eating their favourite food with a good friend always made life a lot easier to deal with.

Answer 1

1. sighed

2. snapped

3. commented

4. exclaimed

5. asked

Step-by-step explanation:

The moods described above are a reflection of a person's emotions. Judging from the context of the story, we can deduce the remarks made by the characters. For example, a sigh is a deep release of breath expressing sadness, tiredness, etc. Given that his teacher had just scolded him we can conclude that Weiqiang sighed when he arrived at the canteen. Also, seeing that Ms. Lim was angry with her student, we can conclude that she snapped, that is; used an irritable tone when telling Weiqiang to study hard.