Question

1. in the sentence \jason glowered at his dinner plate,\ the latin root glow- (to shine or burn) helps infer that glowered means—

○ stared angrily
○ looked confused
○ ate quickly
○ smiled brightly

Explanation:

To determine the meaning of "glowered", we analyze the Latin root "glow - " (to shine or burn) and the context of Jason and his dinner plate. "Stared angrily" fits as a fierce or intense look (like a burning stare) at the plate. "Looked confused" doesn't relate to the root's meaning. "Ate quickly" is about eating, not looking. "Smiled brightly" is positive, while the root and context suggest a more intense/negative look.

Answer:

A. stared angrily