Which words below could replace the bold ones in the following sentence to create a frightening tone?
The man laughed and held out one plump finger to poke at my arm.
A)giggled, beefy, jab
B)chuckled, fleshy, dig
C)cackled, grizzled, stab
D)snickered, hefty, prod

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Answer:

It should be C, because (if you see the definitions of the words you'll get it)

Cackle; to make the sharp broken noise or cry.

Stab; thrust a knife or other pointed weapon into (someone) so as to wound or kill/a thrust with a knife or other pointed weapon.

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Cackled, grizzled, and stabbing could replace the bold ones in the following sentence to create a frightening tone. Thus, option C is correct.

"A sentence can be defined as a collection of words that mean something and is a way of depicting a thought. It uses grammar to make a sentence and follow the basic rule. It contains a subject-predicate or an object a subject is about what we are talking while the predicate is what the subject is doing."

The man laughed and held out one plump finger to poke at my arm All of these world words that are being bolded in the sentences can be replaced by crackled as means to have a laugh or a scream. Also, the word plum could be the result, and poke means to stab something. This will represent the synonym of the sentences with the being bold.

Therefore, option C is the correct option.

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