Question

read the dictionary entry.
harrow (n): farm implement; (v): to inflict great stress on
which sentence uses the verb harrow correctly as defined in the dictionary entry?
thanks to a snowstorm, the drive through the mountains was harrowing.
because the harrow was broken, jules used a hoe to break up the earth.
the man harrowed his garden, planted the seeds, and waited for rain.
the dog harrowed the poor cat until it finally hissed and fled the room.

Explanation:

1. First, identify the verb definition of "harrow": to inflict great stress on.
2. Analyze each option:

• "harrowing" is an adjective describing the stressful drive, not the verb form acting to inflict stress.
• "harrow" is used as a noun (farm implement) here, not the verb.
• "harrowed" refers to using the farm implement on a garden, not inflicting stress.
• "harrowed" means the dog stressed the cat until it fled, matching the verb definition.

Answer:

The dog harrowed the poor cat until it finally hissed and fled the room.