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What is the meaning of the word 'wriggle'?
What is the meaning of the word 'wriggle'?
- To sit still and relax
- To move with quick, twisting movements (correct)
- To walk slowly and steadily
- To stand in a rigid position
How would you describe someone who wriggles?
How would you describe someone who wriggles?
- Calm and composed
- Energetic and focused
- Fidgety and restless (correct)
- Stiff and unmovable
Which of the following best represents a wriggling motion?
Which of the following best represents a wriggling motion?
- Sitting still and upright
- Walking at a leisurely pace
- Standing firmly without movement
- Twisting and squirming (correct)
What action is associated with the term 'wriggle'?
What action is associated with the term 'wriggle'?
What does the word 'wriggle' mean?
What does the word 'wriggle' mean?
How would you best describe the action of 'wriggling'?
How would you best describe the action of 'wriggling'?
Which of the following best represents a 'wriggling' motion?
Which of the following best represents a 'wriggling' motion?
What is the most accurate characteristic of someone who 'wriggles'?
What is the most accurate characteristic of someone who 'wriggles'?
Study Notes
Wriggle Definition and Characteristics
- The word "wriggle" refers to a twisting or turning motion, often in a quick or sudden way.
- Someone who wriggles is typically described as moving their body in a quick, twisting, or turning motion.
- A wriggling motion is best represented by a snake or a worm moving.
- The action associated with the term "wriggle" is a twisting or turning motion, often with a sense of quickness or suddenness.
- The most accurate characteristic of someone who "wriggles" is that they are moving their body in a quick, twisting, or turning motion.
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Test your understanding of the word 'wriggle' by exploring its meaning, describing someone who wriggles, identifying a representative motion, and associating it with a specific action.