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These sentences are from the passage. "Most Saint Bernards are gentle and friendly. They are good with children and do not get too rowdy." (Paragraph 5) Based on the sentences, what does "rowdy" mean?
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These sentences are from the passage. "Most Saint Bernards are gentle and friendly. They are good with children and do not get too rowdy." (Paragraph 5) Based on the sentences, what does "rowdy" mean? 1. cold 2. sleepy 3. thin 4. wild​

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wild

Explanation: using context clues such as good you can surmise that rowdy means wild

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4. Wild

The context clues suggest this by stating the demeanor of the Bernard is gentle and friendly and NOT rowdy and the opposite of gentle and friendly would be wild.
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