Question

I think that I have never seen / A place as magnificent as my own home. / Its greatness is something that increases when / I have traveled far and wide on my own. / Then the leaking pipes, the creaking stair, / And the multitude of items needing repair / Do not matter. I can fix these many things. / It is the warmth of my family that makes my heart sing.

1.Based on the context clues in the poem, what does the word magnificent do? Circle the correct answer.

A. It describes the way the home looks.

B. It describes the quantity of homes.

C. It describes the way the home feels.

D. It describes the way the home smells.

2.What word could be used in place of multitude?

3.Explain how you were able to determine the meaning of multitude.

Answer 1

1) C. It describes the way the home feels.

2) Comforting

3) I was able to determine the meaning of multitude because in the stanza it speaks of many different things that need to be. (Multitude means many.)

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