In paragraph 4, the word “encountered” is clarified through

In paragraph 5, “However, not all borrowed or exotic words remain familiar,” the meaning of “exotic” is suggested by

In paragraph 5, “…have become ingrained in everyday English,” the word “ingrained” most nearly means

In paragraph 4, “As England experienced its emergence as a global power…,” “emergence as a superpower” suggests that England

In paragraph 4, the phrase “receptive to outside languages” most nearly means

In paragraph 4, “…as its speakers are wont to do,” the word “wont” most nearly means

In paragraph 6, which type of context clue explains “consigned”?

In paragraph 3, the contrast between “swin” and “porc” illustrates

In paragraph 5, the meaning of “ingrained” is supported by

In paragraph 4, “… the British Empire held sway over vast territories and populations,” the phrase “held sway” indicates that Britain